Master in One-Belt-One-Road in Electronics and Information

The tuition fee is 35,000 CNY per semester. The deadline to apply for the Sep 2027 intake is May 15, 2027.

The Master in One-Belt-One-Road in Electronics and Information is a 4-semester program at Southeast University in China, taught in English. It's for students who want a Master's degree in electronics and information.

The curriculum covers specific subjects like electronics and information technology, helping students develop skills in programming, circuit design, and data analysis. Students also get hands-on experience with projects and lab work.

Graduates can work as Electronics Engineers, Information Technology Specialists, or Network Architects in industries like tech, manufacturing, or telecommunications, with employers like Huawei, Intel, or China Telecom.

Southeast University (SEU), established in 1902 and located in Nanjing, is a national key research university with three campuses—Sipailou, Jiulonghu and Dingjiaqiao—covering a large, well-equipped footprint in the city. SEU combines a long academic tradition with modern research infrastructure, offering a broad portfolio of programs across engineering, sciences, medicine, and the humanities. Its strategic location near Purple Mountain and Xuanwu Lake places students within a rich cultural and historical environment.

SEU places strong emphasis on research and international collaboration, hosting numerous national and provincial research institutes and laboratories. The university supports more than 70 programs and offers scholarships such as municipal and university funds for outstanding international students. International partnerships span more than 100 institutions worldwide, and the international office provides admissions guidance, language support, and orientation services to help overseas students integrate academically and socially.

Student life at SEU is active, with clubs, cultural events, and practical training opportunities across Nanjing’s growing industrial and technology sectors. Accommodation options include international student dormitories across campuses and affordable off‑campus rentals; estimated living and meal costs are moderate by Chinese standards. Prospective international students should prepare academic documents, consider scholarship applications, and reach out to the international admissions team early to plan study arrangements in Nanjing.