Wannan Medical College  Wannan Medical College (), sometimes called Wannan Medical Academy, is a national medical college in Wuhu, Anhui Province, of the People's Republic of China. The school is directly supervised under the jurisdiction of Education Bureau of Anhui Province. The school was founded in 1958, known as Wuhu Medical Vocational School. In 1970, it merged into Anhui Medical College and functioned as its branch in South Anhui. In 1974, with the approval of Ministry of Education, the school became an independent institution and was renamed Wannan Medical College (WNMC). In 1981, the college was among the first list of colleges and universities with authority to award bachelor's and master's degrees vested by the Academic Degree Evaluation Committee under the State Council. In 1998, it successfully passed the evaluations of its undergraduate programs, which is organized by the Ministry of Education. The college now offers 18 undergraduate specialties covering clinical medicine, nursing, oral medicine and forensic medicine, and 9 vocational specialties. In postgraduate program, there are 15 master's degree authorized units, covering nearly all the branches of the basic and clinical medicine. There are also 10 research centers in the college. The medical college consists of three campuses, all in Wuhu city. The old campus (including the adult college and one nurses’ school) enjoys fine environment with Iron Hill on the south and Zheshan Park on the east. The second campus (the biggest one) is on Weiliu Road, University Park of Wuhu city. The third campus, which is under construction, is in University Park. There is no data about the current students. But it is said at least more than 12000 students are now studying in this college. The majority is full-time undergraduate students as well as postgraduate students. Employment rate of the graduates of this school ranks higher in the list of the provincial colleges and universities. In 2006, 95.22% of the graduations were employed successfully. In 2005, the employment rate was 97.21%. There are varied departments including Department of Nursing, Department of Basic Medicine department, Department of Anesthesia, Department of Stomatology, Department of Forensic medicine, Department of Pharmacy, Department of Psychology, Department of Iconography and Department of Humanities and Administration. Among these, the Department of Humanities and Administration is the most integrative one because it contains five medical-related fields: Medical Law, Medical Insurance, Information Management and System Program, Health Service Management, Public Utilities.