SJTUShanghai, China
International undergraduate studyShanghai Jiao Tong University
上海交通大学
Engineering, technology and medicine at a C9 leader
- Founded 1896
- C9 League
- Project 985
- Project 211
01/ 11Overview
A remarkable place to begin.
Founded in 1896. A C9 research university with a long engineering tradition, a historic campus in Xuhui and a spacious main campus in Minhang.
Explore SJTU’s story and strengths
Engineering and research excellence
Build technical foundations in a C9 university spanning engineering, medicine and the sciences.
International study opportunities
Explore school-specific exchanges and joint-degree pathways beyond Shanghai.
Strong links with industry
Global College connects engineering projects with company partners and industry mentors.
02/ 11Language requirements
What language do you need?
Chinese language HSK 5 · 200+ / HSK 6 · 180+ For the main Chinese-taught route
English language IELTS 6.0 / TOEFL iBT 90 For English-taught degrees
03/ 11Entry requirements
Your grades. Your starting point.
Official requirementPublished by SJTU
Competitive estimateChinaStudyGuide target
Our competitive estimate is planning guidance, not an official admission requirement.
04/ 11CSCA
Do you need CSCA?
Which CSCA subjects do you need?
05/ 11Admission routes
Find your way in.
Application dates & eligibility
06/ 11Application process
From application to arrival.
Submit your application
Submit through Study@SJTU, Common App for the English Engineering Cluster, or the School of Medicine portal for medicine/dentistry. Select your programme and intake, upload documents and meet its deadline.
Documents that deserve an early start
Application materialsPersonal statement
Your motivation and preparation
CV
Your required subject tests
Recommendation letters
Programme-specific referees
All other required documents
07/ 11Subjects
What will you study?
Browse all 66 options
08/ 11Annual budget
What will one year cost?
Tuition
RMB / year24,800Published tuition referenceAccommodation
RMB / year24,000Living-cost estimateFood
RMB / year30,000Living-cost estimateTransport
RMB / year5,000Living-cost estimateOther costs
RMB / year3,800Living-cost estimateWhat’s included in the estimate?
09/ 11Scholarships
Big ambitions. Extra support.
National scholarshipChinese Government Scholarship
FundingFull or partial scholarshipCompetition*Very high
Chinese Government Scholarship
Municipal scholarshipShanghai Government Scholarship
FundingFull or partial supportCompetition*High
Shanghai Government Scholarship
University scholarshipSJTU Scholarship
FundingFull or partial tuitionCompetition*High
SJTU Scholarship
* Competition levels are ChinaStudyGuide estimates. Scholarship coverage depends on the programme and award tier.
Explore the scholarship guide10/ 11Accommodation
Find your Shanghai base.
On campusInternational student dormitories
Close to classes, dining halls, libraries and campus services.
Limited availability
International student dormitories
Off campusPrivate rental in Shanghai
More independence, with responsibility for the lease, bills and commute.
More flexibility
Private rental in Shanghai
Have a housing backup. On-campus rooms are not guaranteed. Prepare an off-campus option before arrival.
11/ 11Student life
A campus to call home. A city to discover.


Shanghai after class
Shanghai brings together historic neighbourhoods, contemporary art, live music and food from across China. Xuhui offers leafy streets and cultural venues; the wider city opens up through its extensive metro network.
Campus routine
Lectures, libraries, dining halls, student societies and sport shape the week, with green spaces for time away from study.
Around Xuhui
Tree-lined streets, bookshops, cafés and museums make the historic campus neighbourhood an inviting place to explore.
Weekends in Shanghai
Walk along the waterfront, visit a gallery or museum, and explore the city’s parks, markets and neighbourhood restaurants.
Keep exploring



