Liu Mingqian

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Academic Titles : 国际合作教育中心主任助理

Personal Profile

Dr. Mingqian Liu (she/her) is an Assistant Professor of Foreign Linguistics and Applied Linguistics - Cultural Heritage Development at Beijing Language and Culture University (Beijing, China). She is an experienced language, history, and heritage educator in various higher education, museum, and K-12 settings. She is skilled in qualitative research, curriculum design, community engagement, and mentorship. Her research interests include architectural and urban history, heritage conservation, and museum education. She holds a Ph.D. in Architecture from Texas A&M University (College Station, Texas), an M.A. in History of Art and Architecture from Boston University (Boston, Massachusetts), and a B.A. in International Studies from the University of Iowa (Iowa City, Iowa). She is a season ticket holder of Beijing FC.

Education Background

2008.8 2011.5

  • The University of Iowa
  • International Studies
  • Bachelor of Arts
  • 大学本科毕业

2011.9 2013.5

  • Boston University
  • History of Art and Architecture
  • Master of Arts
  • 硕士研究生毕业

2013.8 2021.5

  • Texas A&M University
  • Architecture
  • Doctor of Philosophy
  • 博士研究生毕业

Work Experience

2015.6 2016.5
  • Tsinghua University Art Museum
  • Department of Public Education and External Relations
  • Visiting Scholar
2021.8 Now
  • Beijing Language and Culture University
  • "Cultural Heritage Development" BLCU-NTU Joint Master's Programme Office
  • Assistant Professor

Social Affiliations

  • Consultant: Culture Programme Coordination, UNESCO Regional Office for East Asia

    UNESCO World Heritage Volunteers:
    The Grand Canal Cultural Mapping Project, WHITRAP Beijing (2023-2024)
    The Grand Canal World Heritage Monitoring Volunteer Program, WHITRAP Beijing (2022-2023)
    "Ripple Action" Youth Heritage Volunteer Program, WHITRAP Shanghai (2022-2023)

Research FocusMore>>

  • Architectural and Urban History
  • Cultural Heritage Conservation
  • UNESCO World Heritage