Aims of Education
The School of Science holds that college education should be given in a way that is simple, practical and realistic. The content of the courses is designed in response to the diversity of the students’ potentials and social dynamics, all in order to ensure well-balanced moral and intellectual development of the students through the specialization programs and the general education.

Characteristics of Curriculum and Instruction
Basic science is the cornerstone of various technologies and industries. The content of the courses and the way of instruction aim at cultivating scientific talents with technical skills and clear thinking. The School's curricula allow for a gradual transition from an introductory to an advanced level. In the freshman, sophomore and junior years, the students have to complete the required courses from low level to upper level, while they can also take elective courses. All departments in the School require students to take Seminar or Special Topic Research courses. Theory and experimentation are both emphasized, with theory serving as the foundation of practice and experimentation the ability to combine hands with the brain. Particular attention is paid to maintain laboratory safety, train professional skills, and at the same time enhance humanistic understanding, so that students will be well qualified to make contributions to society after graduating from the University.