The college is intended to develop high-level talents with noble ideological and moral character, rigorous attitude towards knowledge, realistic and innovative spirit, and good professional ethics; to possess solid scientific theory, broad and professional knowledge,  Strong ability to solve practical problems; to be able to independently undertake scientific research, teaching and production technology management.

Admission
Candidates seeking admission to the program need to have a baccalaureate degree in a related field from a regionally accredited university.
An overall GPA of at least 3.0/4.0. Candidates with a GPA below 3.0 may be admitted on a provisional basis.
Proof of English proficiency.

Statement of Purpose about your academic career, research, and career goals.
Two strong recommendation letters must be submitted by faculty members from your college or institution who are acquainted with your work.
 

Areas of Specialization:

Stochastic Processes and Applications, Matrix Theory, Numerical analysis, Integrated Circuits and Design, Advanced Electromagnetic Field Theory, Microwave Engineering, Signal Detection and Estimation, Radar Principle, Principles of semiconductor devices, RF IC Design, Modern microwave measurement, Hardware and software co-design

Room Rent: RMB 6,000-8,000 per year

Additional Services:

o Room Cleaning: Weekly

o Linen Change: Monthly

o Wi-Fi: Available for free

o Kitchen and Laundry Access: Available

To apply for the Electronic and Information Engineering program, students should have a solid foundation in mathematics and physics, as these subjects are essential for understanding electronic principles. A high school diploma is necessary, and candidates may need to demonstrate proficiency in mathematics through entrance examinations.

Additionally, familiarity with computer programming and basic electronic principles can be advantageous. Prospective students should possess strong analytical skills and a keen interest in technology and electronics. A collaborative mindset is also important, as teamwork is often a crucial component of engineering projects.