Harbin Engineering University

Harbin, China

Harbin Engineering University

Harbin Engineering University (HEU) sits at the scenic Songhua River in the ice city of Harbin in Northeast China. Subordinate to the Commission of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense, HEU is a national key university of glorious history and fine traditions. It was selected to be among the first batch of “211 Project” universities that are entitled to enjoy first priority from the state in construction and development and also one of the universities that have a Graduate School. Moreover, HEU is an important base for talent cultivation and scientific research in the fields of ship industry, marine equipment, marine engineering and nuclear application. HEU encourages students to uphold and carry forward the legacy of the older generation of revolutionaries who advocate “the military spirit” of the original Harbin Institute of Military Engineering. This spirit is condensed to the school motto “academic excellence-pursuit of truth” and forms the core school values: loyalty, fortitude, solidarity, creativity.

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