China offers 8 Architecture & Design programmes, all located at Tongji University in Shanghai. Tongji's College of Architecture and Urban Planning is one of the most internationally recognised architecture schools in Asia, with a strong record in sustainable design, urban regeneration, and heritage conservation. Shanghai's position as a global design city — with world-class museums, an active architectural scene, and continuous urban development — provides an exceptional context for architectural study.
Tuition information for these programmes was not available; prospective students should contact Tongji University's international office directly for current fee details. The Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC) and Tongji University's own scholarship programmes are available to eligible international students and can cover tuition and living expenses. Architecture graduates from Tongji are well regarded in the Asia-Pacific design industry.
Tuition varies by programme — contact Tongji University directly for current fees. The Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC) is a major funding route for international students that can cover tuition and a living stipend.
All 8 listed programmes are at Tongji University in Shanghai, whose College of Architecture and Urban Planning is among Asia's most respected architecture schools.
Yes. Tongji has a large international student community and offers English-medium programmes at graduate level. Non-Chinese students will need a student visa and may need some Mandarin for undergraduate-level study.
Undergraduate applicants need a secondary certificate equivalent to 12 years of schooling; postgraduate applicants need a relevant bachelor's degree in architecture or design. A portfolio demonstrating design ability is typically required.
Apply through Tongji University's online admissions portal or via the CSC scholarship system. Prepare your portfolio, academic transcripts, and language certificates well in advance of the application deadline.