
Changzhou University
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Jiangsu
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Soft #165
Changzhou University
China, Jiang Su Sheng, Chang Zhou Shi, Wu Jin Qu, 滆湖中路1号 邮政编码: 213164
About Changzhou University
Changzhou University opened in 1978 and operates two campuses in Changzhou, a major industrial city in Jiangsu Province: Science and Education City and West Taihu, together spanning over 130 hectares. It is a public university jointly supported by the Jiangsu Provincial Government and China’s petroleum industry. The institution offers bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programmes across several schools, with more than 33,000 full-time students, including approximately 400 international learners. Its academic focus includes chemistry, materials science, engineering, and environmental ecology—each ranked within the global ESI top 1%. International student enrolment began in 2009, and the university has since been acknowledged at provincial level for its international education practice.
Available Programs
4 programsKey Highlights
China Ranking
#165 in China
Average Tuition
¥19,000/year
Programs Offered
4 programs across various disciplines
University Information
Ranking
#165 in China
Location
Jiangsu
Full-time enrollment
400
International students
400
Programs on this site
4 programs
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