更新时间：2024-02-04 12:49:06作者：欧曼老师
米佐拉姆大学成立于2001年，隶属于印度政府的大学拨款委员会。然而，它的历史可以追溯到1973年，当时它的前身东北山大学成立
校园坐落在郁郁葱葱的绿色植物和风景优美的山丘之间，周围是热带森林。它包括一个受保护的森林集水区和一个小型生物多样性公园。校园里还有各种各样的动物，包括23种蛇和大约50种鸟类
该大学分为九个学院，即地球科学和自然资源管理、经济、管理和信息科学、教育和人文、工程和技术、生命科学、物理科学、社会科学、美术、规划和建筑以及医学和辅助医学。这些学校共有33个系，提供一系列本科生和研究生课程
该大学出版了一本名为《Lunglohtui》的年度杂志，以及一本名为《Silhouette》的月刊。许多研究期刊也在整个学年出版，如《科学与技术杂志》、《地理杂志》和《文学与文化研究杂志》
该大学位于米佐拉姆邦首府艾扎沃。该邦位于印度东北部，与孟加拉国和缅甸接壤。米佐拉姆可以被翻译为“米佐斯的土地”，因为它的名字来源于“米佐”和“拉姆”，前者指的是当地居民，后者的意思是“土地”。米佐拉姆邦目前的人口几乎全部由米佐人组成，其中包括库基人、帕维人和拉赫尔人
Mizoram University was founded in 2001 under the Indian Government’s University Grants Commission. However its history can be traced back to 1973 when its predecessor, North-Eastern Hill University, was established.
The campus is situated among lush greenery and scenic hills and is surrounded by tropical forests. It contains a protected forested water catchment reserve and a small biodiversity park. The campus is also rich with diverse animal species including 23 species of snakes and about 50 species of birds.
The university is divided into nine schools, namely earth sciences and natural resources management, economics, management and information sciences, education and humanities, engineering and technology, life sciences, physical sciences, social sciences, fine arts, planning and architecture, and medical and paramedical sciences. Between them the schools have 33 departments offering a range of both undergraduate and graduate courses.
The university publishes an annual magazine, Lunglohtui, as well as a monthly newsletter called Silhouette. A number of research journals are also published throughout the academic year such as the Science and Technology Journal, Geographic Journal, and Journal of Literature and Cultural Studies.
The university is located in Aizawl, the capital of the state of Mizoram. The state is located in northeastern India and shares a border with Bangladesh and Myanmar. Mizoram can be translated as "land of the Mizos" because its name is derived from "Mizo", which refers to the native inhabitants and "Ram’" which means "land". Mizoram’s current population consists almost entirely of Mizo people, among which are the Kuki, Pawi and Lakher.
