Jiangsu University of Science and Technology

Jiangsu University of Science and Technology is mainly located in the scenic and historic city of Zhenjiang, Jiangsu province. It is an engineering-oriented university with a competitive edge in three disciplines: shipbuilding, marine engineering and sericulture study. With its excellence at cultivating engineers, it is credited as being one of the best institutions by the Ministry of Education. With diligence, virtues, experience, and practice as its motto, and the Belt and Road Initiative as its mission, JUST is dedicated to the well-being of Chinese society and world development. 

Academic Prestige

JUST has a faculty body of 1,320 faculty members, of which 190 are professors, 630 associate professors, 2 members of the Chinese Academy of Engineering (CAE), 1 a distinguished chair professor, 2 young talents from the “Thousand Talent Program”, and more than 140 top-notch professors, innovators and leaders on both the provincial and national level.

Since 1978 JUST has been recruiting undergraduates, and became entitled to award master degrees in 1993, and doctoral degrees in 2008. It boasts 11 disciplines that grant doctorate degrees (including a Post-Doctoral Research Center), and 71 disciplines that confer master degrees. For engineering and material sciences it ranks in the top 1% of ESI. JUST is the home to 5 journals, namely Journal of Jiangsu University of Science and Technology (Edition of Natural Science), Journal of Jiangsu University of Science and Technology (Edition of Social Science), China Sericulture, and Science of Sericulture and Modern Flour Milling Industry.

The faculty greatly values the combination of research in three key scientific fields: naval architecture, marine engineering and sericulture studies, along with the cultivation of talented engineers with a keen sense of innovation for selected industries both at home and abroad.

For the achievement of graduating more than 140,000 talented students, it has earned the title of the “Cradle of Chinese Shipbuilding Engineers”.