The University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (UESTC) (Chinese: 电子科技大学), formerly Chengdu Institute of Radio Engineering (CIRE), is a university reputed to be “the cradle of China’s national electronic industry”. It is in Chengdu. UESTC is the only higher-education institution in China that covers all six "National Key Disciplines" in electronic and information science and technology. It has 22 Ministerial or Provincial Key Disciplines, 4 National Key Labs and 39 Ministerial or Provincial Key Labs.
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