Program Information

Program Overview

The English-taught Master's Program in Intelligent Instrument and Equipment is designed to address cutting-edge demands in advanced manufacturing and align with emerging global trends. Building upon the established disciplinary strengths of Tsinghua University and the Shenzhen International Graduate School in manufacturing-related fields, the program leverages the industrial chain advantages of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area to cultivate versatile talents with a global vision and high-level R&D capabilities. Through an internationalized education model, it aims to nurture high-caliber international professionals who will advance the global manufacturing industry, while contributing to the development of an internationalized teaching system and standardized graduate education at the Shenzhen International Graduate School. The authorized professional degree is Mechanical Engineering (Code: 0855).

Program Features

1. Global Perspective

Students will gain deep insights into the cultural and intellectual foundations of China's manufacturing industry. Through rich interactions with faculty and peers from both China and around the world, they will develop a truly global outlook.

2. Professional Knowledge and Practical Training

· A comprehensive suite of master's-level courses delivered entirely in English.

· Collaborative practical training mechanisms with leading enterprises, supported by a stable team of off-campus industry mentors.

· Enterprise-based practical training sessions focused on addressing key technical challenges in engineering applications, fostering students' innovation and entrepreneurship capabilities.

3. Interdisciplinary and Diverse Training

The program draws on faculty expertise spanning multiple disciplines, including mechanical engineering, instrumentation science and technology, and optical engineering, ensuring a broad and diverse training experience.

Faculty Information

Core Courses

Tuition Fee

RMB 33,000 per academic year.

Program Duration

2 academic years.