School of Environment and Natural Resources, Renmin University of China was founded in November, 2001. It is an innovative and problem-oriented multi-disciplinary college, as well as the first comprehensive education and research organization integrating disciplines of economics, management, science and engineering in China. There are four departments, including Department of Environment and Resource Economics, Department of Environment and Resource Management, Department of Environmental Science and Department of Environmental Engineering. The school is committed to cultivating interdisciplinary top talents who are based on localization and oriented to internationalization, serving the major development strategies of national ecological civilization construction.

The School of Information is the first institute named after "information" in Chinese universities. It aims to cultivate outstanding scientists and engineers in the information science and technology area, as well as cross-disciplinary experts who can apply modern information technology to economics, management and other fields. After more than 40 years of development, it has built an integrated undergraduate, graduate and doctoral training system for multiple disciplines of information science and technology. It is a top-notch school in computer science and technology, and the leading school in database and big data in China.

The School of Statistics is ranked the first in the national first-level academic discipline of statistics by the Ministry of Education. It is a top academic institute in the national strategy of developing first-class universities and first-class disciplines globally. Our vision is to address current and future challenges faced by China and the global through the excellence in education and research. Our mission is to develop leaders in statistics, data science, actuarial science, econometrics, and biostatics.

The School of Chemistry and Life Resources at Renmin University of China has undergone a recent restructuring and upgrade, building upon the foundations of the original Department of Chemistry and Department of Environmental Science and Engineering. Embracing the forward-thinking concept of "life resources," the school integrates resources from diverse disciplines including chemistry, environment, agriculture, forestry, materials, and medicine. Its mission is to utilize scientific methods to enhance and optimize life-supporting mechanisms, foster a faculty with strong professional expertise, outstanding research capabilities, and the courage to lead in the modern era. The school aims to cultivate a cohort of patriotic and explorative individuals who will serve as national pioneers and pillars of rejuvenation. With state-of-the-art research facilities, the school offers students a broad academic perspective and a high-quality research environment.

The Department of Physics of Renmin University of China was established in September 2005, covering two  undergraduate majors in Physics and Materials Physics, a first-level doctoral program in Physics, three second-level doctoral programs in Theoretical Physics, Condensed Matter Physics, and Atomic-molecular Physics, and corresponding  master's programs. " In 2020, Physics was approved as a national  first-class undergraduate program. One year later, the program was selected as a base for the Ministry of Education's "2.0 Program for Cultivating Top-notch  Students in Basic Disciplines". In addition, we have one Beijing key laboratory, one key laboratory for neutron scattering in Renmin University of China, and two "Changjiang Scholar Innovation Teams" authorized by the Ministry of Education. So far, the Department of Physics has received one second-class prize of the National Natural Science Award, one first-class prize of the Natural Science Award of the Ministry of Education, one second-class prize of Beijing Science and Technology, and one second-class prize of Zhejiang Natural Science Award. The Department of Physics, with its mission to cultivate top-notch innovative talents, is a rising star among the physics departments of well-known universities in China and abroad, with its international management model, excellent teaching conditions, outstanding research capabilities, and active international exchanges.

The Institute of Statistics and Big Data (ISBD) at The Renmin University of China was established in May of 2015 with the mission to build a first-class discipline in Statistics and Data Science. It supports research and teaching in traditional statistical areas, such as mathematical statistics, financial statistics, biostatistics, computational statistics, spatial statistic and applied statistics, and other related areas, such as large data optimization and algorithm, large data (structured or non-structured) mining, machine learning and deep learning.

The School of Mathematics is currently comprised of Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Engineering Research Center of Financial Computing and Digital Engineering Department of Pure Mathematics and Applied Mathematics, Department of Information and Computational Science, Department of financial mathematics and financial computing. In 2011 it was approved to grant doctoral degrees of the level-1 discipline on mathematics. In 2019, the post doctoral research station of mathematics was approved, and mathematics and applied mathematics entered the first batch of first-class undergraduate majors in China. The school currently has 61 full-time teachers, among whom there are 3 foreign professors (full time) and 10 teachers are elected to the National Talents Plan.

Gaoling School of Artificial Intelligence (GSAI) is an official school affiliated to Renmin University of China (RUC). The vision of GSAI is to become a top school that  will influence and shape the era of AI. The  goal of GSAI is to innovate a world-class academic system, to build a world-class faculty team, to cultivate world-class students, and to produce  world-class research results. Along with advancing AI theory and technology,  GSAI is committed to bringing AI and humanities together and exploring the “intelligent and warm” future for the world.