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Discover USTCWest CampusExplore teaching, research, campus life and the academic community at the University of Science and Technology of China in Hefei.Discover USTCCampus overviewThe West Campus is a major center for engineering, applied sciences and advanced research at USTC.Discover USTCHistory of West CampusPlanning of the West Campus began in 1984 during a period of major university expansion.Discover USTCLocation and addressWest Campus: 443 Huangshan Road, Shushan District, Hefei, Anhui Province 230027, China.Discover USTCUniversity websites and servicesFind direct links to university information, admissions, the International College, the library and academic units.Discover USTCFinding your way aroundTeaching Building No. 3 comprises interconnected A, B and C sections with elevated connections.AcademicsAcademicsExplore undergraduate, postgraduate and professional education across science, engineering and management.AcademicsUndergraduate educationUndergraduate teaching emphasizes mathematics, basic science and disciplinary foundations before advanced specialization.AcademicsGraduate educationGraduate study includes research-based master’s and doctoral programs spanning science, engineering and management.AcademicsElite classesSpecialized elite-class pathways provide intensive disciplinary study for selected cohorts.AcademicsMicro-majorsMicro-majors offer focused learning opportunities in emerging scientific and technical subjects.AcademicsInternational learningInternational academic opportunities include degree study, exchange and overseas research.SchoolsSchools and departmentsThe West Campus supports work in computer science, engineering, information science, life sciences, nuclear science and microelectronics.SchoolsSchool of Computer Science and TechnologyStudy and research span computing systems, software, artificial intelligence and related methods.SchoolsSchool of Engineering ScienceCore areas include mechanics, thermal science, energy engineering and precision instruments.SchoolsSchool of Information Science and TechnologyThe school integrates automation, electronics, information systems and intelligent technologies.SchoolsSchool of Life Sciences and MedicineResearch spans molecular and cell biology, neurobiology and interdisciplinary biomedical science.SchoolsSchool of Nuclear Science and TechnologyAcademic areas include nuclear energy, nuclear technology and applications, and radiation-related fields.SchoolsSchool of MicroelectronicsFocus areas include integrated circuits, intelligent chips and micro/nano-electronic systems.SchoolsSchool of ManagementThe School of Management comprises Business Administration, Management Sciences, and Statistics and Finance.ManagementBusiness Administration DepartmentThis department addresses organizations, strategy, enterprise management and business practice.ManagementManagement Sciences DepartmentManagement sciences applies quantitative modeling and structured analysis to organizational decisions.ManagementStatistics and Finance DepartmentStatistics and finance link probability, data analysis and economic decision-making.ManagementUndergraduate management majorsFour management-related undergraduate majors are Management Science, Information Management and Information Systems, Finance, and Statistics.ManagementGraduate management disciplinesAdvanced study areas include Management Science and Engineering, Financial Engineering, Business Intelligence and Enterprise Management.ManagementProfessional Education CenterProfessional education includes MBA, EMBA, MPA, MPM, MF, MLE, MAS and executive development pathways.ManagementMaster of Business Administration (MBA)The MBA curriculum integrates quantitative management, technology awareness, enterprise decision-making and leadership.ManagementMBA specialization directionsThe four directions are Comprehensive Management, Technology Entrepreneurship, Technology Finance, and AI Business Applications.ManagementComprehensive Management trackThis direction brings together management functions including strategy, marketing, accounting and organizational behavior.ManagementTechnology Entrepreneurship trackThis MBA direction focuses on entrepreneurship in technology-intensive settings.ManagementTechnology Finance trackTechnology Finance connects the financing of innovation with investment and risk management.ManagementAI Business Applications trackThis track examines business adoption of AI tools and data-driven organizational management.ManagementMBA curriculum framework — 2025The plan contains public courses, professional foundation courses, electives and compulsory practice components.ManagementMBA credit requirements — 2025The 2025 plan requires at least 40 total credits for graduation.ManagementMBA study modes and durationThe stated basic duration is 2.5 years for full-time students and 3 years for part-time students.ManagementMBA professional practiceApplied learning includes business practice, industry classroom activity and professional practice.ManagementExecutive MBA (EMBA)EMBA is among the professional management education offerings listed by the School.ManagementMaster of Public Administration (MPA)MPA is part of the School’s professional degree portfolio.ManagementMaster of Project Management (MPM)Project Management is among the School’s named professional education pathways.ManagementMaster of Finance (MF)Finance is represented both in the School’s Statistics and Finance department and its professional education.ManagementExecutive Development ProgramsExecutive development connects management theory and tools to continuing professional learning.CoursesEquations of Mathematical Physics ACourse code: 001506.07. Subject: foundational mathematics and mathematical physics.CoursesIntroduction to Data ScienceCourse code: CS1503. Subject: computer science and introductory data science.CoursesSeepage MechanicsCourse code: ME4013; credits: 2.0. Subject: mechanics.CoursesStatistical ThermodynamicsCourse code: ME2013.02; credits: 3.0. Subject: mechanics and thermal science.CoursesOperations ManagementOperations Management carries 3 credits in the referenced undergraduate management curriculum.CoursesProject ManagementProject Management carries 2.5 credits in the referenced undergraduate curriculum.CoursesE-commerce PracticeE-commerce Practice carries 3 credits in the undergraduate management curriculum.CoursesData, Models and Decision-MakingThis MBA foundation subject illustrates the School’s emphasis on quantitative management.CoursesCorporate Decision SimulationCorporate Decision Simulation appears among the MBA professional foundation courses.CoursesStrategic ManagementStrategic Management is included in the MBA core management subjects.CoursesBusiness EthicsBusiness Ethics is listed within the MBA public-course component with 1 credit.ResearchResearch and innovationWest Campus hosts major scientific infrastructure and research activity across engineering and applied sciences.ResearchResearch platformsLarge-scale facilities connect academic expertise with experimental resources used across disciplines.ResearchNational Synchrotron Radiation LaboratoryThe National Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory (NSRL) is associated with the Hefei Light Source.ResearchHefei Light SourceThe Hefei Light Source uses electron storage-ring technology for synchrotron experiments.ResearchHefei Advanced Light FacilityThe Hefei Advanced Light Facility is a next-generation light-source project connected to the regional research ecosystem.ResearchState Key Laboratory of Fire ScienceResearch addresses fire dynamics, fire protection and intelligent detection methods.ResearchLife Science Experiment CenterThe center provides laboratory infrastructure and technical support for experimental life science.AdmissionsAdmissionsFind routes into undergraduate, graduate, management and international study programs.AdmissionsUndergraduate admissionsExplore undergraduate education and academic disciplines offered by USTC.AdmissionsGraduate admissionsMaster’s and doctoral entry routes vary by discipline and program.AdmissionsInternational student admissionsThe International College provides guidance for overseas applicants.AdmissionsEnglish-taught programsInternational study opportunities include graduate subjects that can be taught in English.AdmissionsScholarships and fellowshipsUSTC Fellowship opportunities are described in international student materials.AdmissionsHow to applyBegin with the degree’s official program notice and the relevant admissions system.Campus LifeStudent lifeDiscover accommodation, dining, transport, recreation and outdoor spaces on West Campus.Campus LifeStudent accommodationCampus residences feature climate-control and shared laundry facilities in the accommodation described for West Campus.Campus LifeDining on campusWest Campus dining options include Xiyuan Restaurant and Fanghua Restaurant.Campus LifeHalal diningJinjuyuan Restaurant offers a halal dining option on West Campus.Campus LifeYexi LakeYexi Lake is a recognizable West Campus landscape with waterside paths and greenery.Campus LifeTeaching and research buildingsTeaching Building No. 3 has three interconnected sections: A, B and C.Campus LifeCampus transportCampus shuttle services connect major USTC campus sites.LibraryWest Campus LibraryThe West Campus Library opened in September 1997 and serves as a central academic resource.LibraryLibrary collectionsUniversity-wide library holdings include Chinese and international print and electronic academic materials.LibraryResearch databasesAcademic resource access includes IEEE Xplore, ACM Digital Library, Web of Science and ScienceDirect.LibraryFuture Learning CenterThe West Campus Library’s floors 1–4 were redesigned as a learning and exchange center.LibrarySeminar and study roomsThe Future Learning Center has 23 seminar rooms on floors 1–3, plus two interview rooms, according to the library’s published introduction.LibraryLibrary opening hoursThe published regular timetable lists West Campus Chinese-book stack service from 08:00 to 22:00.LibraryLibrary reservationsThe library provides a dedicated reservation service for learning spaces.LibraryBorrowing and renewalsThe published borrowing overview lists a 60-day standard loan period and a limit of 30 volumes.AlumniAlumni and impactUSTC’s alumni network connects graduates across research, education, technology and industry.AlumniA legacy of scientific talentThe university is widely associated with the development of scientific and technical talent.AlumniAcademician alumniBy 2024, 98 USTC graduates had been elected to the Chinese Academy of Sciences or Chinese Academy of Engineering.AlumniTwo Bombs, One Satellite legacyUSTC’s early teaching and research are connected with scientists from China’s Two Bombs, One Satellite effort.AlumniGlobal alumni networkAlumni connections extend across major Chinese cities and overseas communities.FacultyNikolaos FrerisNikolaos Freris is affiliated with computer science and researches large-scale networked systems and distributed optimization.FacultyChen Xue (陈雪)Xue Chen is a special-term professor at USTC working on theoretical computer science.FacultyYu Jun (於俊)Associate Professor Jun Yu leads multimedia computing and intelligent robotics research and serves in the USTC/Huawei ICT Academy.FacultyGong Ze (公泽)Professor Ze Gong studies biomechanics and bioprinting in the Department of Modern Mechanics.FacultyLi Erqiang (李二强)Li Erqiang is a professor and vice dean of the School of Engineering Science, specializing in experimental fluid mechanics.FacultySi Ting (司廷)Professor Ting Si researches interfacial instabilities, experimental fluid dynamics and microfluidic processes.FacultyYao Xuebiao (姚雪彪)Professor Yao Xuebiao researches centromere dynamics, chromosome segregation and membraneless cellular structures.FacultyZhang Sihai (张四海)Associate Professor Sihai Zhang works in microelectronics, wireless intelligence and machine learning.ServicesNews and announcementsUniversity news and official notices are published by USTC-operated news and service websites.ServicesEvents and academic activitiesAcademic lectures, professional training and campus activities are announced by organizing units.ServicesContact and enquiriesUniversity and International College contact details are available on USTC’s official service pages.
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