There are five arts and sports schools in Chengdu. They are Sichuan Conservatory of Music, Sichuan University of Culture and Arts, Sichuan University of Communication, Sichuan Film and Television Institute, and Chengdu Vocational College of Art. (For reference only) Extended information

Introduction to Sichuan Conservatory of Music:

Sichuan Conservatory Of Music (Sichuan Conservatory Of Music) is located in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, referred to as Sichuan Music , is a provincial full-time general undergraduate institution of higher learning with "music" as its main educational characteristic. It is one of the nine independent professional higher music conservatories in China. It has the right to award master's degrees and is among the first batch of graduates awarded by the Academic Degrees Committee of the State Council. Approved professional degree-granting institution for the Master of Arts (MFA).

The predecessor of Sichuan Conservatory of Music was the "Sichuan Provincial Drama Education Experimental School" founded in 1939. It subsequently went through the "Sichuan Provincial Music Experimental School", "Sichuan Provincial Technical College", "Sichuan Provincial Technical College" and "Sichuan Provincial Experimental School of Drama Education". During the development period such as "Provincial Art College", "Chengdu Art College" and "Southwest Music College"; in 1959, with the approval of the Ministry of Education, the school was upgraded and renamed Sichuan Conservatory of Music; in 1986, the school obtained a master's degree and was awarded right.

Introduction to Sichuan University of Culture and Arts:

Sichuan University of Culture and Arts, referred to as "Sichuan Literature and Art", is the only university in the country established with the approval of the Ministry of Education. Therefore, it is a full-time general undergraduate college named after "Culture and Art". The school has established the China Intangible Cultural Heritage Research Institute, the Training Department of the Art Development Center of the People's Republic of China and the Ministry of Culture, and the Wang Meng Literature and Art Museum, which houses the largest collection of contemporary Chinese writers.

Sichuan Culture and Art Institute was founded in 2001, formerly known as Sichuan Conservatory of Music Mianyang Art College; in 2006, it was upgraded to an undergraduate college recruiting students nationwide; in 2012, it was approved as a bachelor's degree authorizing unit, and cooperated with Sichuan The Conservatory of Music and other institutions jointly established a master’s degree training center; in 2014, it was renamed Sichuan Culture and Art Institute with the approval of the Ministry of Education.

Introduction to Sichuan University of Media and Communications:

Sichuan University of Media and Communications is located in Chengdu, Sichuan Province. It is a full-time undergraduate institution approved by the Ministry of Education. Sichuan Normal University’s graduate training base has successively won the titles of National Advanced Independent College, National Excellent College, and National Model University for Education and Teaching Management.

The predecessor of the college is the School of Radio, Film and Television of Chengdu Institute of Technology, which was established in 1997. In 2001, it was renamed the School of Radio, Film and Television of Chengdu University of Technology. In 2013, it was renamed Sichuan University of Communication with the approval of the Ministry of Education.

Sichuan Film and Television University:

Sichuan Film and Television University (Sichuan Film and Television University), referred to as "Sichuan Film", is located in Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan Province, known as the "Land of Abundance". It is the second full-time general undergraduate institution in China approved by the People's Republic of China and the Ministry of Education to be named after a movie. It is known as "one of the four major training bases for film and television talents in China."

The college was founded in 1992, formerly known as the Film and Television School of Sichuan Normal University (a second-level directly affiliated college).

According to information on the school’s official website in August 2018, it has two campuses, Jinniu and Anren, covering an area of ??2,100 acres and a construction area of ??more than 300,000 square meters. It has 9 training centers including the Provincial Film and Television Production Center, the Broadcasting and Hosting Training Center, the Film and Television Performance Center, and the Drama, Film and Television Art Experimental Center. It also has a provincial-level professional-level variety show theater, film and television studios, and host studios in the film and television industry. There are 249 professional teaching and training venues in total.

34% of the college’s teachers have associate senior or above professional titles, and 47% have master’s or doctoral degrees; among them, 5 experts enjoy special government allowances from the State Council, 7 have won the national “Feitian Award”, and “ 4 people won the "Golden Rooster Award", 3 people won the "Golden Eagle Award", 8 people won the "Five One Project Award", 2 people won the "Golden Microphone Award", and 4 people won the provincial "Top Ten Hosts". The college has 12 general (art) undergraduate majors and 17 junior college majors, with approximately 11,000 full-time undergraduate and junior college students on campus.

Chengdu Vocational College of Art:

Chengdu Vocational College of Art is a multi-disciplinary institution under the supervision of the Sichuan Provincial Department of Education that features art disciplines and coordinates the development of liberal arts, science, engineering, management and other disciplines. , multi-level full-time higher vocational colleges.

The school has two campuses, Xinjin and Qingshen, with a campus area of ??1,000 acres.

Since 2014, students from this school have achieved results in dozens of vocational skills competitions and professional competitions in higher vocational colleges at the national, provincial and above levels. Among them, animation production and Chinese dance have been awarded by the Ministry of Education. The second prize in the National Vocational Skills Competition, the first, second, and third prizes in Sichuan for art design, surveying, cost, and marketing majors, and the cheerleading competition won the first place in Sichuan Province's universities and the second place in the National University Competition. name. Especially in the National Finals of the 9th China Youth Art Festival, Chengyi students won two gold medals. Teacher Xia Chunmei won the Sichuan Province Special Prize in the 5th National College Foreign Language Competition, and represented Sichuan in the national finals and won second place.