Tsinghua University, or T-Da, is a prestigious Chinese educational institution under the direct administration of the Ministry of Education and a key member of the “211 Project” and “985 Project.” Recognized as one of the most influential universities in China, it has been selected for several national programs, including the “2011 Plan,” “Zhu Feng Plan,” “111 Plan,” and “Strong Foundation Plan.”

Tsinghua University is actively involved in various academic alliances and associations, such as the C9 League, the CHARM-EU Alliance, the China Universities Presidents Association, the Association of Pacific Rim Universities, the Tsinghua-Cambridge-MIT Initiative, and the Low Carbon Campus Partnership. It serves as an important hub for cultivating high-level talents and conducting cutting-edge scientific and technological research in China.

Renowned as the birthplace of “red engineers,” Tsinghua University has a strong reputation for its commitment to socialist causes and the development of China.