Nankai University

Electronic Information and Optical Engineering

The College of Electronic Information and Optical Engineering at Nankai University offers a Master's program focused on Electronic Information and Optical Engineering. This program aims to cultivate high-level, interdisciplinary talents equipped with solid theoretical knowledge and practical skills in fields such as microelectronics, electronic information engineering, communications engineering, and optoelectronic technology. Students will engage in advanced research and development, contributing to the innovation and progress of these technological areas.

Electronic Information Engineering

The Electronic Information Engineering program at Nankai University provides a comprehensive education in the rapidly evolving field of electronic information science and technology. This program aims to equip students with a strong foundation in theoretical knowledge and practical skills, preparing them for careers in research, development, and innovation within the global electronics industry. Students will engage with core concepts in microelectronics, communications, and optoelectronics, fostering a deep understanding of modern electronic systems. The curriculum is designed to bridge fundamental principles with cutting-edge applications. Through a combination of lectures, laboratory work, and project-based learning, students will develop expertise in areas such as signal processing, integrated circuit design, optical communication, and electronic device technology. The program emphasizes critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaborative work, essential attributes for success in this dynamic field. Graduates will be well-prepared to contribute to advancements in telecommunications, computer engineering, and various other technology-driven sectors.

Electronic Information Engineering

Nankai University offers a Master's program in Electronic Information Engineering. This program focuses on key areas within the field, preparing students for advanced studies and research. The college comprises several departments and institutes dedicated to microelectronics, electronics and engineering, electronic information engineering, communications engineering, optoelectronics technology and science, modern optics, and optoelectronic film devices and technology. Students will engage with faculty who are experts in their respective fields, contributing to a rich academic environment. The program aims to equip students with a strong theoretical foundation and practical skills in electronic information engineering.

Electronic Information Engineering

Electronics and Engineering

Graduate Programs

The Zhou Enlai School of Government at Nankai University was established in May 2004. It encompasses several departments and institutes, including Political Science, International Relations, Administrative Management, Sociology, Social Work and Social Policy, Social Psychology, and the MPA/MSW/MAP Center. The school offers a broad academic scope, covering four first-level disciplines: Political Science, Sociology, Public Management, and Psychology. Within these, there are 18 academic master's majors and 11 doctoral majors, along with multiple degree-conferring spots at both the doctoral and master's levels. Political Theory is a national key discipline, and Sociology is a key discipline in Tianjin.

Schwarzman Scholars

Open to applicants of any nationality who hold (or will hold) a bachelor's degree by the programme start and are under ~29 years old at the deadline. English proficiency is required; Chinese is not. Selection seeks demonstrated leadership, academic strength, and the potential to bridge China and the world.

Siemens China Scholarship at Tsinghua University

International students who meet Tsinghua University's PhD admission requirements, hold a strong academic background in computer science, engineering or AI, apply to one of the approved Siemens research fields, and do not hold another major PhD scholarship at Tsinghua. Applicants should be willing to collaborate on industry-focused research with Siemens.

Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC)

Open to non-Chinese citizens in good health who meet the academic and age requirements for their level (under ~25 for bachelor's, ~35 for master's, ~40 for doctoral, as a guideline). Applicants apply via a Chinese university, a Chinese embassy, or another dispatching authority, depending on the programme.

Tsinghua University Chinese Government Scholarship (CGS)

For non-Chinese citizens in good health who apply for a bachelor's, master's, or doctoral degree at Tsinghua University in Beijing. The Chinese Government Scholarship is administered by Tsinghua as a designated host university; applicants apply both to the China Scholarship Council (CSC) and for Tsinghua admission, and must meet the relevant age and academic requirements.

SJTU School of Medicine Chinese Government Scholarship

Open to non-Chinese citizens in good health who are not currently studying in China. Master's applicants must hold a bachelor's degree and be under 35; doctoral applicants must hold a master's degree and be under 40. Applicants must show excellent academic records and must not hold any other Chinese government or organisation scholarship.

Soochow University Chinese Government Scholarship

Open to non-Chinese citizens in good health with a valid passport. Master's applicants need a bachelor's degree with good grades and should preferably be under 35; doctoral applicants need a master's degree with strong academic results and should preferably be under 40. Applicants must not already hold another Chinese government or university scholarship.