The address of Lanzhou City College is: No. 11, Jiefang Road, Anning District, Lanzhou City, Gansu Province.

Lanzhou City University is located in Lanzhou, the capital of Gansu Province. It was established in 2006. It is a member of the University of Applied Technology (College) Alliance, Gansu University Teacher Education Alliance, Anning Five University Strategic Alliance, and the National Petroleum University Collaboration Conference. It is among the first batch of universities in Gansu Province.

The pilot university of applied sciences is supported by East China Normal University.

The school's predecessors are Lanzhou Normal College, founded in June 1958, and Bailey Petroleum School, founded by New Zealand friend Rewi Alley in May 1942.

In February 2006, it was approved by the Ministry of Education to be established as a provincial full-time general undergraduate college.

In August 2007, with the approval of the Gansu Provincial Government, Gansu Provincial Preschool Normal School was merged into the school as a whole.

Extended information: Academic research of Lanzhou City University from 2006 to 2012, the college published 4172 papers at or above the provincial level, including 172 SCI papers, 64 EI papers, 17 CPCI-S papers, 185 CSCD papers, 317 CSSCI papers, and 363 Peking University core papers.

Published 40 books, edited 109 textbooks, and participated in the compilation of 106 textbooks.

*** Undertaken 25 national-level projects, including 13 National Social Science Fund projects, with approved funding of 1.74 million yuan.

12 National Natural Science Foundation projects, with approved funding of 5.07 million yuan; undertook 65 provincial and ministerial projects, including 46 social science projects, with approved funding of 1.036 million yuan, and 19 natural science projects, with approved funding of 750,000 yuan;

Undertaken 274 prefecture-level projects, with approved funding of 3.054 million yuan.

Won 32 provincial scientific research achievement awards.

Among them, there were 2 first prizes, 4 second prizes, and 26 third prizes; a total of 55 prefecture-level scientific research achievement awards were won, including 5 first prizes, 18 second prizes, and 32 third prizes.

Among them, 12 items were identified as reaching the domestic leading level, and 1 item reached the international advanced level.