programs, 53 master's degree programs, and 23 doctoral degree programs, as well as an adult education program. Rankings and Reputation In 2020, the Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU) ranked NEU at 301-400th globally. From the same rankings by subjects, "Metallurgical Engineering" was ranked at fourth in the world, together with "Instrumental Science", "Mining Engineering", "Control Science and Engineering", and "Computer Science and Engineering", placed in the global top 100. The U.S. News & World Report Best Global University Ranking 2022 ranked NEU as 668th in the world, 149th in Asia and 62nd in China. "Electrical and Electronic Engineering", "Mechanical Engineering" and "Chemical Engineering" were ranked in the global top 100, while "Material Science", "Engineering", "Nanoscience and Nanotechnology", "Energy and Fuels", "Computer Science", "Condensed Matter Physics", "Physical Chemistry" and "Optics" were placed in the global top 300 according to the same ranking. In 2020, the Times Higher Education ranked the university within the 801-1000 band globally. Campus There are currently two campuses in Shenyang and one campus in Qinhuangdao, Hebei province. Northeastern's two campuses in Shenyang are referred to as South Lake Campus and Hunnan Campus. The South Lake Campus in Heping District, was built in 1952 and spans . The Hunnan Campus in Hunnan District, was built in 2013 and occupies . The official name of its Qinhuangdao campus is Northeastern University at Qinhuangdao. The campus was built at the Haigang District in 1976 and occupies . Notable people Faculty Zhang Xueliang, the warlord who controlled Northeast China during the Second Sino-Japanese War and instigated the Xi'an Incident, and was President of Northeastern University Liang Sicheng, the "father of modern Chinese architecture", founded the Department of Architecture at Northeastern Lin Huiyin (Phyllis Lin), the first female architect in modern China, taught in the Department of Architecture Ding Lieyun, management scientist and educator, President of Northeastern University (2011-2014) and elected a member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering Prominent alumni Liu Jiren '80, computer scientist and CEO of Neusoft Group (an acronym of "Northeastern University Software"), the largest IT and software outsourcing corporation in China Bo Yang, author and dissident of the Kuomintang dictatorship during Taiwan's White Terror period, and founder of Amnesty International in Taiwan Liu Changchun, sprinter who was the first athlete to represent China (as the Republic of China) in the Olympic Games during the 1932 Summer Olympics Shan Tianfang, famous Chinese pingshu performer and member of