Changzhou University(CZU) established in 1978, is a full-time public university jointly established by Jiangsu Provincial People’s Government, CNPC, Sinopec Group and China National Offshore Oil Corporation. The school has complete infrastructure and excellent school conditions. There are three campuses of Wujin, Baiyun and XiTaihu. The campus covers an area of over 170 hectares, the total area of the school building is 710,000 square meters, the total value of teaching and scientific research equipment is more than 500 million yuan, and more than 1.7 million paper books. The school has 17 colleges, with more than 20,000 full time students, including over 700 international students. CZU is a leading multidisciplinary university in Changzhou with a particular focus on engineering, science and management programs and has established strong links with business and governmental organizations. Its three disciplines of Chemistry, Materials Science and Engineering entered the ESI global top 1%, ranking between 131st and 140th in the Best Global Universities in China (U.S. News, 2019), ranking 156th in 2019 Chinese University Comprehensive Strength Ranking (Wu Shulian). The university promotes the international cooperation and exchange and has established close relationships with more than 50 universities in over 28 countries and regions. Besides, CZU was listed as “Target Universities in Jiangsu for International Students” in 2016.

Changzhou City is located in the south of Jiangsu Province, with a population of over 4.7 million. The city is blessed with a history of 3,200 years and a highly developed economy. With its rich resources of cultural relics and nice environment, it is one of the most attractive cities in China for studying, living, investing and working. Changzhou has been successively granted the honorary titles of National civilized City, National Excellent Tourist City, National Sanitary City, National Historical and Cultural City, National Environmental Protection Model City and so on. The city located between Nanjing (the provincial capital) and Shanghai (China’s financial center) boasts convenient transportation. You can fly to over 20 major cities in China and the major cities in Southeast Asia from Changzhou International Airport. Changzhou has two Railway stations: One is in the city center and the other in the Xinbei District. It takes only 50 minutes to Shanghai and 5 hours to Beijing from Changzhou city by high-speed train. What’s more, its metro system has been come into service since 2019.