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Donghua University

Shanghai · Science & Engineering

Top tierDouble First-ClassProject 211

Top tier — Priority coverage — programs, tuition and English-taught options actively maintained; a full international admission profile is shown where available.

Shanghai

Major city Metro Est. budget CNY 3,500–6,500 (USD 490–900) / month incl. dorm or shared flat

China's financial and commercial capital on the Huangpu River is its most globally connected city — the natural study destination for finance, business, engineering and design students who want multinational internships alongside class. Fudan, Shanghai Jiao Tong, Tongji and a dozen other universities carry weight on any CV worldwide. The Bund's colonial skyline facing the Pudong towers tells the city's past-and-future story in one view.

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Academic strengths

China’s official discipline evaluation (MOE Degree Centre, 4th round, 2017): A+ ≈ top 2%, A ≈ top 2–5%. Methodology

Double First-Class disciplineEvaluation
Textile A+
Materials Science & Engineering B+
Design B+
All evaluated disciplines (20)
  • Textile A+
  • Materials Science & Engineering B+
  • Design B+
  • Mechanical Engineering B
  • Control Science & Engineering B
  • Environmental Engineering B
  • Management Science & Engineering B
  • Business Administration B
  • Chemistry B-
  • Computer Science B-
  • Software Engineering B-
  • Mathematics C+
  • Civil Engineering C+
  • History Of Science C
  • Chemical Engineering C
  • Art Theory C
  • Fine Arts C
  • Physics C-
  • Information & Communications Engineering C-
  • Biomedical Engineering C-

What its badges mean

Double First-Class

China’s elite university initiative (147 universities designated in the 2022 MOE list)

Project 211

112 universities chosen in the 1990s for key national investment

Data sources: university international-admission pages (linked above), MOE Double First-Class list (2022), MOE Degree Centre discipline evaluation (2017). Figures marked as typical ranges are editorial estimates, dated — per-source verification in progress — full data notes.