Civil Engineering in China

China offers 8 Civil Engineering programmes across 2 universities: Tongji University and Shenzhen University. Tongji University in Shanghai is among the world's most distinguished civil engineering schools, with globally recognised expertise in structural engineering, geotechnical engineering, urban planning, and infrastructure development — reflecting China's leading role in large-scale construction and infrastructure projects. Shenzhen University, located in one of China's most dynamic cities, offers civil engineering education strongly connected to the Pearl River Delta's construction and real estate industries.

Tuition information for these programmes was not available; prospective students should contact Tongji University or Shenzhen University directly for current fee details. The Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC) is a widely used funding route for international students and can cover tuition fees, accommodation, and a living stipend. Civil Engineering graduates from Chinese universities are well positioned for careers in infrastructure development across Asia and beyond.

Shenzhen University · China

Clinical Research Program in Shenzhen

This program focuses on advancing clinical research capabilities in Shenzhen, China. It aims to identify and address the strengths and weaknesses in conducting high-quality clinical research within the region. By understanding the local landscape, the program seeks to propose policy recommendations and foster innovation in medical research. The study involved participants from hospitals, pharmaceutical/medical device companies, and government agencies. It utilized qualitative methods, including focus groups and individual interviews, to gather comprehensive insights. The analysis focused on identifying key factors that drive and challenge clinical research efforts in Shenzhen.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to study Civil Engineering in China?

Tuition varies by programme — contact Tongji University or Shenzhen University directly. The Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC) is a common funding route that can fully cover costs for eligible international students.

Which universities offer Civil Engineering programmes in China?

The 2 universities listed are Tongji University (Shanghai) and Shenzhen University, with Tongji internationally ranked among the world's top civil engineering schools.

Can international students study Civil Engineering in China?

Yes. Both universities admit international students. Most international programmes are taught in English at the master's level; some undergraduate programmes may require Mandarin proficiency.

What are typical entry requirements for Civil Engineering in China?

Undergraduate applicants need a secondary education certificate equivalent to the Chinese gaokao; master's applicants need a relevant bachelor's degree in engineering or applied sciences. Language requirements depend on the programme language.

How do I apply to study Civil Engineering in China?

Apply directly through each university's international admissions portal or via the Chinese Government Scholarship system at campuschina.org. Allow adequate time for document preparation and visa processing.