What engineering programs does Tsinghua University offer for undergraduate students?

Tsinghua University offers a very broad range of undergraduate engineering majors, and it is especially strong in traditional engineering fields as well as newer interdisciplinary ones. At the bachelor’s level, students can study areas such as Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronic Information Engineering, Automation, Industrial Engineering, Energy and Power Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering, and Aerospace Engineering. Tsinghua also has well-known programs connected to architecture, environmental engineering, computer science, and engineering physics.

Its engineering offerings are mainly housed across schools such as the School of Aerospace Engineering, School of Civil Engineering, Department of Electrical Engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Department of Automation, Department of Energy and Power Engineering, Department of Chemical Engineering, and School of Materials Science and Engineering. Undergraduate options also extend into areas like Software Engineering, Microelectronics, Precision Instruments, Vehicle Engineering, Hydraulic Engineering, and Environmental Engineering.

Tsinghua sometimes groups students into broader admission categories first, then places them into a more specific major after enrollment or after a foundational period, depending on the program and the admission route. Because of that, the exact undergraduate major names can vary a bit by year and by how the university structures admissions.