南京邮电大学人工智能学院

The College of automation and Artificial Intelligence at Nanjing university of Posts and Telecommunications (NJUPT) is an academic institution rather than a software product. Its roots trace back to a telecommunications instrumentation program launched in 1976, which later became the Department of Electronic Engineering and then the College of Automation in 2005. In 2018 the univeRSIty established a dedicated AI school, and the automation college took on its current combined name. The unit is one of NJUPT's core engineering schools and contributes to the university's national "world-class discipline" effort in electronic Information science and engineering, specifically the complex networks and Intelligent systems direction.

What it does

The college delivers undergraduate, master's, and doctoral Education across automation, intelligent science, and artificial intelligence, and it conducts sponsored research in control science, instrumentation, and electrical engineering. It functions as a training ground for AI and automation talent and as a research base for intelligent systems.

Key capabilities

• Six broad undergraduate majors spanning measurement and control Technology, automation, electrical engineering and automation, Smart Grid information engineering, intelligent science and technology, and artificial intelligence.
• A doctoral authorization point in control science and engineering, plus master's authorization in control science and engineering, instrumentation science and technology, and electrical engineering.
• Professional master's tracks in electronic information and energy power, forming an integrated bachelor-to-doctorate pipeline.
• Teaching and research platforms including a national virtual simulation center for network communication and control, and provincial centers for ACTive distribution grid data analysis, IoT intelligent robotics, smart grid training, and automation teaching.
• A faculty of roughly 123 staff, with a large share holding doctorates and a notable proportion at senior ranks, including several doctoral and master's supervisors.

Who it is for

Prospective undergraduates and graduate students consIDEring AI, automation, or electrical engineering in China will find the program structure relevant, as will researchers seeking collaboration on intelligent systems, control theory, or smart grid topics. It is not intended for users looking for a hosted AI model or developer API.

How to get started

Interested students typically APPly through NJUPT's Standard admissions channels or contact the college directly about graduate supervision and program requirements. Researchers can review the college's published faculty profiles and platform descriptions to identify alignment before reaching out.

Pricing and access caveat

As a public university unit, tuition and program details follow the university's official admissions policies, which may vary by year and degree level; specific fees, deadlines, and admission requirements should be confirmed with the university. The college's website is the primary public information channel, and English-language resources may be limited.