Overview
【Scales】NSD has more than 20,000 alumni from all over the world, with many leading figures.
【Spirit】 The alumni of NSD not only have extraordinary achievements of their own and actively give back to their alma mater, but also have national sentiment, dare to speak out for the times, and insist on helping the poor, the weak and the needy, and have contributed a lot.
【Culture】The alumni of NSD have not only inherited the cultural genes of "national sentiment, high self-confidence, harmony with differences, and seeking common ground while reserving differences", but also formed a unique alumni culture: never graduating, pushing for progress, and being like a family.
【Region-based alumni associations】Region-based alumni associations are spread across the world, and there are already more than 20 regional alumni groups at home and abroad.
【Clubs】With the existing sports clubs of soccer, basketball, tennis, golf, badminton, sailing and the Chengze Outdoor Association (Geyouhui, Shayouhui), the alumni have won a lot of honors for the college in major competitions. Langrun Art Garden has become a platform for alumni to exchange and display their art and culture.
【Industry-based alumni associations】Alumni of the College have formed different types of groups such as associations, committees, clubs, etc. in many fields such as digital intelligence, marketing, automotive, healthcare, entrepreneurship and investment, human resources, strategic financial investment, public welfare, etc., which are full of vitality and influence.
【Alumni-Fund Lecture】Funded by the NSD Alumni Fund and organized by the alumni department of NSD, professors and guests share the latest research or hot topics in depth.
【Alumni Brand Day】Jointly maintained by the alumni department of NSD and the Alumni Association, Alumni Brand Day series activities let more people know about alumni enterprises and alumni brands, and empower alumni to develop.
【Alumni Youyu Classroom】Adhering to the spirit of "continuous learning and never graduating", it aims to invite industry experts among alumni to share industry knowledge and build a platform for alumni to learn and communicate with each other.
【Alumni Duty Year Return】Organize homecoming lectures, class reunions, and reunion exchanges for classes in special years such as the first, fifth, or tenth anniversary of enrollment or graduation.
【Alumni Enterprise Class/Study Tour】Led by professors, researchers or invited experts, we will enter the enterprises or industrial clusters at the forefront of innovation through field visits and seminars.
【Alumni Anniversary Gathering】The College's Alumni Department, the Alumni Association, local alumni associations, and other parties collaborate with class members, interest clubs, and industry associations to organize annual large-scale reunion activities.
Langrun Garden was built around the early Qing Dynasty and was one of the best preserved royal garden sites of the early Qing Dynasty. The garden is surrounded by a closed water system, and the building groups on the island are divided into three places: East, Middle and West.
Langrun Garden was used as the office of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the late Qing Dynasty. The three characters on the inscribed tablet "Zhifuxuan" were personally written by Emperor Xianfeng.
1952: After Peking University inherited the campus of Yenching University, it purchased Langrun Park from Zaitao.
1994: In 1994, the eastern part of Langrun Garden was placed under the China Center for Economic Research
2001: Wanzhong Garden was built.
Chengze Garden is one of the representatives of royal gardens in the early Qing Dynasty. Despite having weathered many trials and changes, it remains relatively intact. The ancient Wanquan River passes through the garden, and the inner lake is connected to the river. The park received its official name of Chengze Garden in Daoguang period. It is located in the middle of the three royal gardens (Changchun Garden, Yuanmingyuan Garden and Summer Palace), and the successive owners of the garden in the Qing Dynasty were all very prominent.
In 1953, ZHANG Boju transferred the park to Peking University.
In 1992, Chengze Garden became a cultural relics protection unit in Haidian District, Beijing. In 1999, it was promoted to a key cultural relics protection unit in Haidian District, and in 2001, it was promoted to a municipal cultural relics protection unit in Beijing.
In 2008, Chengze Garden was handed over to NSD to repair and build a new teaching office area. In 2015, the foundation stone was laid. In 2021, it was fully completed and put into use as the new office area of NSD and ISSCAD.
