ECUST partners with globally renowned institutions, including Federation Gay-Lussac, University of Canberra and University of Leoben, to deliver joint educational programs. These programs provide students with expanded academic pathways after high school graduation.
Since 2021, ECUST has collaborated with the University of Cambridge to co-develop the AI-related online course “Neural Networks and Deep Learning”. The university actively seeks collaborations with international institutions to deliver high-quality courses that equip students with pioneering academic engagement.
The three-year JMD Program provides international students with an opportunity to study at two world-class institutions: ECUST and one of the prestigious JMD partner universities overseas.
ECUST operates several research platforms led by Nobel laureates to foster collaborative innovation in cutting-edge fields.
Established by ECUST in 2017, and named after Prof. Bernard L. Feringa, the 2016 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry, this research center aims to:
Established by ECUST in 2019, and named after Professor Oliver Hart from Harvard University, the 2016 Nobel Laureate in Economics, and ECUST Honorary Professor, the research center pioneers research in theories, applied research, and policy studies in economics.
The center focuses on: