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The PhD in Hydraulics Structure Engineering investigates the design, analysis, and performance of hydraulic structures such as spillways, sluices, and intake systems under dynamic flow conditions. It is based at Hohai University in Nanjing, aligning with the university’s foundational role in water resources engineering.
Hohai University offers a four-year English-taught PhD in Information and Communication Engineering through its College of Internet of Things Engineering. The programme is delivered at the Changzhou Campus and focuses on research in communication systems and IoT-related engineering.

A four-year English-taught PhD in Information and Communication Engineering specialising in Integrated Circuit Design at Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics in Nanjing. Training combines research and practical technical work in circuit design and communication technologies.


A four-year English-taught PhD in Management Science & Engineering at Southeast University, Nanjing, developing proficiency in management theory and analytical approaches to support independent research and strategic decision-making for leadership positions in academia, industry, or the public sector.


The PhD in Marine Science investigates coastal and marine processes—including sediment transport, hydrodynamics, and ecosystem dynamics—in estuarine and nearshore zones. It supports integrated water management and coastal protection through a marine science lens. The programme is based in Nanjing and lasts four years.
The four-year PhD in Materials Physics & Chemistry covers nanomaterials, polymers, and materials characterisation techniques. Research follows interdisciplinary approaches aligned with Southeast University’s broader scientific infrastructure. Training supports scholarly and technical contributions in materials science.




