Master in Electronic Information (Instrument and Meter Engineering)

Tsinghua Shenzhen International Graduate School (Tsinghua SIGS) is Tsinghua University’s innovative campus located in Shenzhen, China’s technology and entrepreneurship hub. Launched as a major expansion of Tsinghua’s global footprint, SIGS blends top-tier academic standards with Shenzhen’s startup culture, industry partnerships, and green urban ecosystem. The campus is designed for interdisciplinary work and applied research, offering an environment where academic inquiry meets practical enterprise.

The school hosts diverse graduate disciplines including materials science, data science, biopharmaceutical and health engineering, ocean engineering, future human habitats, environment and ecology, and innovation management. With modern facilities, research centers, and faculty experienced in industry collaboration, SIGS encourages teams to pursue projects with real-world impact. Campus life emphasizes collaboration, networking with local companies, and hands-on training that prepares graduates for leadership roles in technology and policy.

International students benefit from guaranteed on-campus accommodation, streamlined housing arrangements, and active student support services. Living in Shenzhen gives easy access to internships, entrepreneurial incubators, and major technology firms, enhancing employability and research visibility. For students seeking an energetic, practice-oriented graduate experience at the intersection of academia and industry, Tsinghua SIGS offers a compelling combination of resources, mentorship, and real-world opportunity.

The Master in Electronic Information (Instrument and Meter Engineering) is a 1-year program for undergraduates in science and engineering fields, offering a Master's degree in Engineering at Tsinghua Shenzhen International Graduate School in China.

This program covers specific subjects like instrument, mechanical, electronic, and information engineering, helping students develop skills in areas like automation, optical, and biomedical engineering. Students will gain hands-on experience in related fields.

Graduates can pursue careers as Instrument Engineers, Mechanical Engineers, Electronic Engineers, Automation Specialists, or Biomedical Engineers, working in industries like manufacturing, healthcare, or technology with employers like research institutions or private companies.