University of Electronic Science and Technology of China - Academic Schools

Academic Schools

Built on the MIT model and as a member of "Project 985", UESTC is an electronics-centred multidisciplinary leading research university located in Chengdu China, currently enrolling over 10,000 research students and about 14,000 undergraduates in 14 academic schools:

  • School of Automation Engineering
  • School of Communication and Information Engineering
  • School of Computer Science and Engineering (including an affiliated School of Software)
  • School of Electronic Engineering
  • School of Life Science and Technology
  • School of Mathematical Sciences
  • School of Mechatronics Engineering
  • School of Micro- and Solid-State Electronics
  • School of Optoelectronics
  • School of Physical Electronics

which cover all of the 6 National Key Disciplines specified for higher education in electronic and information science and technology in China, with multidisciplinary extensions and enhancements including Mathematics, Physics, Life Sciences, a Business School comprising:

  • School of Economics, Finance and Management
  • School of Political Science and Public Administration

and a

  • School of Foreign Languages

plus a

  • School for International Education which is an international college dedicated to facilitating international and trans-national education.

In addition, there is a cross-disciplinary research institute:

  • Institute of Aerospace Science and Technology.

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