Colleges

The College of Humanities and Law offers degree programs in:

Administrative Management, Law, Chinese Language and Literature, Social Work, Calligraphy, and Network and New Media.

Graduates may be awarded a bachelor's degree by the Open University of China.

The college currently has 15 full-time faculty members, including 2 professors and 5 associate professors. Three of them are Ph.D. holders and 12 are master's degree holders. It also has 24 internal part-time teachers and 14 external instructors.

Committed to cultural heritage and legal education, the college works closely with government departments at all levels, focusing on the needs of grassroots governance. With the goal of cultivating applied talent, the college provides academic programs for community workers, grassroots judicial personnel, cultural and publicity staff, and workers in new forms of employment. Through years of practice, it has formed a framework featuring "junior college education as the foundation, undergraduate education as the priority, and other educational forms as supplements", contributing significantly to the cultivation of grassroots governance and service talent for Sichuan Province's economic and social development.