Tianjin University

Tianjin University (TJU), located in Tianjin, is one of China’s oldest and most esteemed institutions, known for its strong emphasis on engineering, technology, and applied sciences. Established in 1895 as Peiyang University, it was the first modern university in China and has since maintained a reputation for pioneering education and research. TJU is widely recognized for its expertise in fields such as civil engineering, architecture, chemical engineering, environmental science, and computer science, with graduates who have made significant contributions to China’s industrial and technological development.

TJU’s campuses, including the historic Weijin Road campus and the modern Peiyang Park campus, are equipped with advanced research facilities and laboratories that support interdisciplinary study and innovation. The university is home to several national key laboratories and research centers, including the State Key Laboratory of Engines, which is renowned for its work in automotive and environmental engineering.

TJU maintains strong international partnerships, engaging in collaborative research and exchange programs with leading institutions around the world. Guided by its motto, "Seeking Truth from Facts," Tianjin University promotes academic rigor, practical skills, and a commitment to societal progress. Its location in Tianjin, a major port city with a blend of historical and modern influences, provides students with a dynamic environment for professional and personal development.