Southeast University sits proudly in the city of Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, China. One of the oldest universities in the country, it was also the first co-educational university in China. SEU, as it is also called, is ranked in the top 20 research schools in China, specialising in landscape architecture, urban planning and engineering disciplines.

There are three main campuses, Sipailou Campus and Dingjiaqiao campus in Nanjing city, and Jiulonghu campus in the suburbs. Before heading to explore the delights of Nanjing city, catch a glimpse of the architecture and planning the university is renowned for. Jiulonghu campus is a sight to behold with landscaped gardens, long sculpted pathways and palatial buildings housing the faculties. Explore the grounds with its ornamental fountains, tree-lined avenues and sculptures. The architecture and gardens combined, cover an area of over 250 hectares of forests and buildings which blend Asian and Occidental styles. Visit the university library with thousands of research books and materials, and discover the university’s technological achievements. Southeast University has been home to notable alumni, including the President of the Republic of China, famous scientists, engineers, architects and physicists. The university is a member of Project 985 and Project 211. Both programmes advocate and promote the development of a Chinese higher education system which is funded by the government.

The main campuses of Southeast University can be reached via car, bicycle, bus or metro. The suburban campus of Jiulonghu is easily accessed from Nanjing South Metro Station. Sipailou and Dingjiaqiao can be reached from Nanjing South Railway Station. Shuttle buses operate from the airport to all campuses throughout the city. There is also the option to travel by taxi.

South East University is said to be located on the site of The Imperial Nanjing School dating to CE 258 in the Three Kingdoms period. The modern college was established in 1902 and named Sanjiang Normal College. In 1921, it became National Southeast University and rose to become the nation’s flagship school. The university gained its name of Southeast University in 1988. Today, it is a world-renowned technological institute with 16,000 undergraduate students and 10,000 graduate students spanning 30 schools and faculty departments.