Clermont II University (UNIVERSITE DE BLAISE PASCAL; Clermont II University) is a famous French public university, recognized by the Chinese Ministry of Education, founded in 1854, located in Clermont-Ferrand, a city in the Auvergne region of France, with the world's first It is named after BLAISE PASCAL, the inventor of the world's first hand-cranked calculator, and has nine faculties, two vocational and technical schools, a research institute, an astrophysics observation center and a French language training center for foreign students.