Tianjin University of Technology (TUT) run by Tianjin municipal government was founded in 1981 under the authority of the State Council of China’s Central Government. It now has 15,000 students and offers 38 undergraduate programs and 21 graduate programs in mechanical and electronic engineering, computer science and technology, photo electronic information and communication engineering, automation, energy and dynamic engineering, material science and engineering, biotechnology and chemical engineering, environmental and safety engineering, transport and logistics, mathematics and physics, applied economics, art, sociology, foreign languages, etc.

As one of the renowned universities in the north of China, TUT is a good choice for candidates who apply for the admission to college. Every year, it enrolls new students from all over the country, covering about 20 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions, and only those with relatively high marks in college entrance examination can be admitted.

TUT also opens its door to the whole world and has established friendships and cooperative relationships with many universities abroad. Each year, there are dozens of overseas professors and experts coming here to visit or work.
Authorized by the Chinese government, TUT has admitted overseas students from about 10 countries since 1992. The TUT’s International Educational Exchange Center has become one of the best educational bases of Chinese language recommended by the Chinese government to overseas students. Each year, more than 200students from all over the world come here to learn Chinese language and culture.

The Technical College for the Deaf (TCD) of TUT is a state level technical college and jointly founded by the Disabled Association of China and Tianjin municipal government in 1991. Since then, many excellent students have graduated here. It is not only a place where the deaf people fulfill their dreams for higher education but also a place where people from home and abroad have exchanges of views on education of the disabled.