Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Public university in Shanghai, China

Shanghai Jiao Tong University

上海交通大学

Former names

* Nanyang Public School
* Nan Yang College of Chiao Tung
* National Chiao Tung University
* Jiao Tong University

Motto|

饮水思源 (Yǐnshuǐsīyuán)
爱国荣校 (Àiguóróngxiào)[1]

Motto in English

| Gratitude and Responsibility[2]
Type| Public
Established| 1896; 129 years ago (1896)
President| Ding Kuiling[3]
Party Secretary| Yang Zhenbin

Academic staff

| 3,061[4]
Undergraduates| 16,221[5]
Postgraduates| 21,768[6]
Location|

Shanghai

China

31°12′03″N 121°25′47″E﻿ / ﻿31.20083°N 121.42972°E﻿ / 31.20083; 121.42972﻿ (Shanghai Jiao Tong University)
Campus| 340 hectares (840 acres)
Affiliations| C9, Universitas 21, Double First-Class Construction Project 985, Project 211
Website|

* sjtu.edu.cn
* en.sjtu.edu.cn

Chinese name
Simplified Chinese| 上海交通大学
Traditional Chinese| 上海交通大學
| Transcriptions

Standard Mandarin
Hanyu Pinyin| Shànghǎi Jiāotōng Dàxué
Wade–Giles| Shang-hai Chiao-t'ung Ta-hsüeh

Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU) is a public university in Shanghai, China. It is affiliated with the Ministry of Education of China. The university is part of Project 211, Project 985, and the Double First-Class Construction.[7] It is a member of the C9 League.[8]

SJTU was founded as Nanyang Public School in 1896. It was merged into Jiao Tong University in 1921, before gaining its current name in 1959. The university currently has 33 schools, 12 affiliated hospitals, 2 affiliated medical research institutes, 23 directly affiliated units, and 5 directly affiliated enterprises.[9]

## History

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### Public school to industrial school

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Nanyang Public School in 1898

Nanyang Public School was founded in 1896, making it one of the earliest universities in China. Sheng Xuanhuai requested the Qing government open the school in October. The proposal was approved by the Guangxu Emperor in December, and Sheng became the school's first president.[10] As a member of Westernization Movement, Sheng aimed to weaken the imperial examination while promoting a Western academic model and a more practical approach to education. The university initially focused on business and political sciences to support the country's development and the Self-Strengthening Movement.[11]

In 1905, Nanyang Public School was transferred to the Ministry of Commerce and renamed High Industrial School. In 1907, it was handed to the Ministry of Posts and Communications and renamed Shanghai High Industrial School of the Postal Transmission Department. It was known as Grand Nanyang University from 1911 to 1912. After the Republic of China was established in 1912, it was transferred to the Ministry of Communications and renamed the Shanghai Special Industrial School.[11][12]

Main gate of Xuhui campus

Tang Wenzhi was the school's president from 1907 to 1920. During this period, the school organized its curriculum based on Western engineering higher education. The school expanded its civil, mechanical, and electrical engineering programs and introduced a 4-year traffic management program as well as new industrial economy and factory management courses. Moreover, specialized coursework replaced general education requirements, and experiments and practice were prioritized in the curriculum.[11]

From 1908 to 1920, foreign instructors, largely Americans, accounted for about half of the school's faculty in the disciplinary specialities, with American academics leading both the Departments of Civil Engineering and Electrical Engineering, as the university lacked qualified faculty. However, in the 1920s, many returned student-educators replaced their foreign counterparts.[11]

### Post-1949 developments

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School of Mechanical Engineering, Minhang Campus

On May 25, 1949, the People's Liberation Army (PLA) captured the western part of Shanghai, allowing Jiao Tong University to gradually resume operations. Classes restarted on June 2, and on June 15, the Shanghai Military Commission officially assumed control of the university.[13] On August 20 of that year, Jinan University's Science College merged into Jiao Tong University, with students relocating to the campus by September 9. Following the establishment of the People's Republic of China, Jiao Tong University introduced new majors in December 1950, including automotive engineering, highway management, construction equipment, and civil engineering. On March 1, 1951, the Department of Telecommunication Management was renamed the Department of Telecommunication Engineering Management.[14] By July 28, 1952, the university's faculties were reorganized into three main areas: Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Shipbuilding. Subsequently, on August 21, the Mechanical Engineering department from the former East China Traffic College was integrated into Jiao Tong University.[15]

On December 25, 1954, Peng Kang, the university's Party Secretary, announced the adoption of the presidential responsibility system.[16] On January 7, 1955, the university expanded its Shipbuilding College under the direct leadership of the Ministry of First Mechanical Industry. Faculty and students from the Dalian Institute of Technology's shipbuilding department joined Jiao Tong University between January 29–30. On June 22, 1955, the academic structure transitioned from a two-year specialization to a five-year degree program, and the two-year program was phased out by July. By June 29, the university's telecommunication and automotive programs were transferred to Chengdu and Changchun, respectively.[17][18][19]

On March 13, 1956, Jiao Tong University initiated discussions to enroll its first cohort of graduate students in fields like mechanical engineering, metallurgy, and electrification. This pilot program evolved, and by 1958, the university had grown to include 6 departments and 15 majors, with 5,000 students at that time. In March 1958, the Shanghai Shipbuilding Institute and Nanyang College of Technology officially merged with Jiao Tong University.[20]

### Relocation and splitting up

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Antai College of Economics and Management

During a May 24–25, 1955 meeting, Jiao Tong University's committee decided to follow central government instructions to relocate the university. On August 20, an office was established in Xi'an to begin preparations, and the relocation plan was announced on November 24. In January 1956, a delegation was sent to inspect the Xi'an site. The relocation began in earnest by 1957, with the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee agreeing to the move on June 22. However, just a week later, the university decided to operate campuses in both Shanghai and Xi'an, with only select departments relocating.[21] In September, many Civil Engineering faculty and students transferred to the Xi'an campus, which was formally separated into Xi'an Jiaotong University on July 31, 1959, with the Shanghai campus renamed Shanghai Jiaotong University.[22][23]

### Period of Shanghai Jiao Tong University

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Old library on Xuhui campus

In 1961, Shanghai Jiaotong University came under the dual leadership of the National Defense Science and Technology Commission (NDSC), the Ministry of Education, and the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee.[24] On June 10, the Minyan Road branch campus was handed over to Shanghai Institute of Technology, and by January 10, 1962, the preparatory department followed. On August 29, 1962, Shanghai Jiaotong University was restructured into 8 departments including Shipbuilding, Radio Engineering, and Electrical Engineering. In 1970, SJTU was placed under the Sixth Ministry of Machinery Industry's leadership. In 1978, the university re-established departments in Applied Mathematics, Applied Physics, and Engineering Mechanics, followed by the reconstruction of the Department of Civil Engineering in 1985. The Minhang Campus was officially opened in 1987.[25] In 1999, Shanghai Agricultural College merged into SJTU.[26] In 2005, the former Shanghai Jiao Tong University and the former Shanghai Second Medical University (上海第二医科大学) merged to establish the new Shanghai Jiao Tong University.[27][28]

In 2024, five Shanghai Jiao Tong University students who participated in an exchange program with the University of Michigan were charged with espionage-related offenses after being caught during exercises at Camp Grayling which included Taiwanese forces.[29] In January 2025, the University of Michigan ended its partnership with Shanghai Jiao Tong University.[30]

## Rankings

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University rankingsBCUR National[31]|  Domestic|  4

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Wu Shulian National[32]|  Domestic|  4
CUAA National[33]|  Alumni|  5
QS National[34]|  General|  5
THE National[35]|  General|  5
QS Asia
(Asia version)[36]|  General|  14
THE Asia
(Asia version)[37]|  General|  7
ARWU World[38]|  Research|  38
QS World[39]|  General|  45
THE World[40]|  General|  52
USNWR World[41]|  General|  54

### Subject rankings

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QS World University Rankings by Subject 2024[42] | Subject | Global | National

|
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Arts & Humanities

|  144  |  7
Linguistics  |

101–150

5–6

Architecture and Built Environment  |

=44

Art and Design  |

101–150

English Language and Literature  |

101–150

4–6

Modern Languages  |

Philosophy  |

151–200

4–8

Engineering and Technology

|  =37  |  3
Engineering – Chemical  |

Engineering – Civil and Structural  |

Computer Science and Information Systems  |

Data Science and Artificial Intelligence  |

Engineering – Electrical and Electronic  |

Engineering – Mechanical  |

=21

Life Sciences & Medicine

|  88  |  3
Agriculture and Forestry  |

=98

Anatomy and Physiology  |

Biological Sciences  |

=66

Dentistry  |

51–100

4–5

Medicine  |

=83

Nursing  |

101–150

5–7

Pharmacy and Pharmacology  |

=73

Psychology  |

101–150

5–7

Natural Sciences

|  67  |  6
Chemistry  |

=36

Earth and Marine Sciences  |

151–200

8–14

Environmental Sciences  |

=61

3–4

Geography  |

101–150

8–10

Geology  |

151–200

11–16

Geophysics  |

151–200

11–13

Materials Sciences  |

=25

Mathematics  |

=37

Physics and Astronomy  |

Social Sciences & Management

|  63  |  4
Accounting and Finance  |

Business and Management Studies  |

=42

Communication and Media Studies  |

151–200

5–8

Economics and Econometrics  |

Education and Training  |

201–250

Hospitality and Leisure Management  |

101–150

4–5

Law and Legal Studies  |

=92

Library and Information Management  |

51–70

4–6

Politics  |

151–200

Social Policy and Administration  |

101–130

5–6

Sports–Related Subjects  |

101–140

2–4

Statistics and Operational Research  |

THE World University Rankings by Subject 2024[43] Subject | Global | National

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Arts & humanities  |

126–150

Business & economics  |

Clinical & health  |

Computer science  |

Engineering  |

Law  |

Life sciences  |

=48

Physical sciences  |

Social sciences  |

101–125

3–5

ARWU Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2023[44] | Subject | Global | National

|
|

Natural Sciences
Mathematics  |

101–150

11–18

Physics  |

Chemistry  |

Earth Sciences  |

151–200

20–27

Geography  |

151–200

17–25

Oceanography  |

Engineering
Mechanical Engineering  |

Electrical & Electronic Engineering  |

Automation & Control  |

Telecommunication Engineering  |

Instruments Science & Technology  |

Biomedical Engineering  |

Computer Science & Engineering  |

Civil Engineering  |

Chemical Engineering  |

Materials Science & Engineering  |

Nanoscience & Nanotechnology  |

Energy Science & Engineering  |

4–5

Environmental Science & Engineering  |

Food Science & Technology  |

Biotechnology  |

Aerospace Engineering  |

Marine/Ocean Engineering  |

Transportation Science & Technology  |

Metallurgical Engineering  |

Textile Science and Engineering  |

Life Sciences
Biological Sciences  |

51–75

2–5

Human Biological Sciences  |

101–150

3–8

Medical Sciences
Clinical Medicine  |

151–200

3–6

Public Health  |

101–150

9–13

Dentistry & Oral Sciences  |

76–100

6–7

Nursing  |

151–200

27–30

Medical Technology  |

51–75

1–2

Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences  |

Social Sciences
Economics  |

101–150

14–23

Statistics  |

76–100

9–15

Law  |

201–300

5–8

Political Sciences  |

301–400

14–25

Education  |

151–200

11–14

Communication  |

201–300

9–18

Psychology  |

301–400

13–19

Business Administration  |

101–150

8–15

Finance  |

76–100

15–18

Management  |

Public Administration  |

101–150

4–8

Library & Information Science  |

51–75

16–20

## Notable alumni

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Main article: List of Shanghai Jiao Tong University alumni

## See also

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* National Chiao Tung University
* Beijing Jiaotong University
* Xi'an Jiaotong University
* Southwest Jiaotong University

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Liaoning (2)|

* Dalian Technology
* Northeastern

Shanghai (4)|

* East China Normal
* Fudan
* Shanghai Jiaotong
* Tongji

Jiangsu (2)|

* Nanjing
* Southeast

Zhejiang (1)|

* Zhejiang

Anhui (1)|

* China Science and Technology

Fujian (1)|

* Xiamen

Shandong (2)|

* Shandong
* China Ocean

Shaanxi (3)|

* Northwest A&F
* Northwestern Poly
* Xi'an Jiaotong

Hubei (2)|

* Huazhong Science and Technology
* Wuhan

Hunan (3)|

* Central South
* National Defense Technology
* Hunan

Guangdong (2)|

* South China Technology
* Sun Yat-sen

Chongqing (1)|

* Chongqing

Sichuan (2)|

* Sichuan
* Electronic Science and Technology

Gansu (1)|

* Lanzhou

Project 211

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Project 211

Higher education and universities in China

Beijing|

* Agricultural
* Beihang
* Beijing Jiaotong
* Central Music
* Central Finance and Economics
* Chemical Technology
* Communication
* Geosciences
* Chinese Medicine
* International Business and Economics
* Minzu
* Normal
* Union Medical
* Petroleum
* Peking
* Mining
* Political Science and Law
* Renmin
* Posts
* Science and Technology
* Technology
* Tsinghua
* Foreign Studies
* Forestry
* University of Technology

Tianjin|

* Medical
* Nankai
* Tianjin

Hebei|

* Technology

Shanxi|

* Taiyuan Technology

Inner Mongolia|

* Inner Mongolia

Liaoning|

* Dalian Maritime
* Dalian Technology
* Liaoning
* Northeastern

Jilin|

* Jilin
* Northeast Normal
* Yanbian

Heilongjiang|

* Harbin Engineering
* Harbin Technology
* Northeast Agricultural
* Northeast Forestry

Shanghai|

* Donghua
* East China Normal
* East China Science and Technology
* Fudan
* Naval Medical
* International Studies
* Shanghai Jiaotong
* Shanghai
* Finance and Economics
* Tongji

Jiangsu|

* Hohai
* Jiangnan
* Pharmaceutical
* Soochow
* Southeast
* Mining
* Nanjing Agricultural
* Nanjing Aeronautics and Astronautics
* Nanjing Normal
* Nanjing Science and Technology
* Nanjing

Zhejiang|

* Zhejiang

Anhui|

* Anhui
* Hefei Technology
* Science and Technology

Fujian|

* Xiamen
* Fuzhou

Jiangxi|

* Nanchang

Shandong|

* Petroleum Huadong
* Shandong
* Ocean

Henan|

* Zhengzhou

Hubei|

* Geosciences Wuhan
* Huazhong Science and Technology
* Huazhong Agricultural
* Huazhong Normal
* Wuhan Technology
* Wuhan
* Zhongnan Economics and Law

Hunan|

* Central South
* Normal
* Hunan
* Defense Technology

Guangdong|

* Jinan
* South China Normal
* South China Technology
* Sun Yat-sen

Guangxi|

* Guangxi

Hainan|

* Hainan

Chongqing|

* Chongqing
* Southwest

Sichuan|

* Agricultural
* Sichuan
* Southwest Jiaotong
* Southwestern Finance and Economics
* Electronic Science and Technology

Guizhou|

* Guizhou

Yunnan|

* Yunnan

Tibet|

* Tibet

Shaanxi|

* Air Force Medical
* Chang'an
* Northwest A&F
* Northwest
* Northwestern Poly
* Normal
* Xi'an Jiaotong
* Xidian

Gansu|

* Lanzhou

Qinghai|

* Qinghai

Ningxia|

* Ningxia

Xinjiang|

* Shihezi
* Xinjiang

See also: Project 985

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Plan 111

Higher education and universities in China

Beijing (24)|

* Agricultural
* Beihang
* Beijing Jiaotong
* Chinese Medicine
* Communication
* Chemical Technology
* Finance and Economics
* Forestry
* Geosciences
* Information ST
* Mining and Technology
* Normal
* Peking
* Petroleum
* Posts and Telecommunications
* Political Science and Law
* Renmin
* Science and Technology
* Minzu
* Union Medical
* Tsinghua

Tianjin (4)|

* Nankai
* Tianjin
* Traditional Chinese Medicine
* Technology

Inner Mongolia (1)|

* Inner Mongolia

Liaoning (3)|

* Dalian Technology
* Northeastern
* Dalian Maritime

Jilin (4)|

* Jilin
* Northeast Normal
* Changchun ST

Heilongjiang (4)|

* Harbin Technology
* Harbin Engineering
* Northeast Forestry
* Northeast Agricultural

Shanghai (10)|

* Donghua
* East China Normal
* East China ST
* Fudan
* Finance and Economics
* Normal
* Shanghai Jiaotong
* Shanghai
* Tongji
* Traditional Chinese Medicine

Jiangsu (13)|

* Mining and Technology
* Hohai
* Jiangnan
* Nanjing
* Nanjing Aeronautics and Astronautics
* Nanjing Agricultural
* Nanjing Posts and Telecommunications
* Nanjing ST
* Nanjing Technology
* Pharmaceutical
* Soochow
* Southeast
* Yangzhou

Zhejiang (7)|

* A&F
* Dianzi
* Ningbo
* Normal
* Wenzhou Medical
* Technology
* Zhejiang

Anhui (2)|

* Science and Technology
* Hefei Technology

Fujian (3)|

* Agriculture and Forestry
* Fuzhou
* Xiamen

Jiangxi (1)|

* East China Technology

Shandong (7)|

* China Ocean
* Petroleum East China
* Qingdao ST
* Qingdao Technology
* Qingdao
* Shandong
* Jinan

Henan (2)|

* Henan
* Normal

Hubei (7)|

* Agricultural
* Geosciences
* Hubei
* Huazhong Normal
* Huazhong ST
* Technology
* Wuhan
* Wuhan Technology

Hunan (3)|

* Central South
* Hunan
* Xiangtan

Guangdong (6)|

* Guangdong ST
* Jinan
* South China Normal
* South China Technology
* Southern Medical
* Sun Yat-sen

Guangxi (1)|

* Medical

Chongqing (3)|

* Chongqing
* Medical
* Southwest

Sichuan (7)|

* Agricultural
* Chengdu Technology
* Southwest Petroleum
* Sichuan
* Southwest Finance and Economics
* Southwest Jiaotong
* Electronic ST

Guizhou (2)|

* Normal
* Guizhou

Yunnan (1)|

* Yunnan

Tibet (1)|

* Tibet

Shaanxi (7)|

* Chang'an
* Northwest
* Normal
* Northwestern Polytechnical
* Xi'an Jiaotong
* Xidian

Gansu (2)|

* Lanzhou
* Northwest Normal

Ningxia (1)|

* Ningxia

Xinjiang (1)|

* Medical

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Shanghai

* Culture
* Economy
* Geography
* History
* Timeline
* Politics

Administrative
divisions|

| Current|

* Huangpu
* Xuhui
* Changning
* Jing'an
* Putuo
* Hongkou
* Yangpu
* Minhang
* Baoshan
* Jiading
* Pudong
* Shanghai Free-Trade Zone
* Jinshan
* Songjiang
* Qingpu
* Fengxian
* Chongming

|

Defunct|

* Nanshi
* Luwan
* Wusong
* Nanhui
* Zhabei
* Chuansha County
* Shanghai County

SEZ|

* Pudong
* Lujiazui Financial and Trade Zone
* Shanghai Free-Trade Zone
* Waigaoqiao Free Trade Zone
* Yangshan Free Trade Port Area
* Zhangjiang Hi-Tech Park

Culture and
demographics|

| Architect|

* Shikumen
* Longtang

|

Culture|

* Haipai
* Opera
* LGBT culture

Other|

* Shanghainese people
* List of people from Shanghai
* Shanghailanders
* Shanghainese language
* Shanghainese cuisine

Tourist
attractions|

| Areas|

* Historic
* Old City
* French Concession
* International Settlement
* People's Square
* Xujiahui
* Qibao
* Jinshanzui Fishing Village

* European-style boroughs
* Thames Town
* Holland Village
* Scandinavian
* Venice Town
* German Town
* Canada

* Water Town
* Zhujiajiao
* Jinze
* Dianshan Lake
* Fengjing
* Beach
* Jinshan Beach
* Bund Beach

|

Streets|

* Historic
* The Bund
* Wukang Road
* Duolun Road
* Dongmen Road
* Zhouqiao Old Street

* Shopping
* Nanjing Road
* Huaihai Road
* Xintiandi
* Xujiahui
* North Sichuan Road
* Tianzifang
* M50 Art district

* Thoroughfare
* Yan'an Road
* Century Avenue
* Hengshan Road
* Henan Road

Mall|

* 1933 Old Millfun
* Tianzifang
* Union Building
* Xujiahui Shopping City
* Global Harbor
* Grand Gateway
* HKRI Taikoo Hui
* IAPM Mall
* Jing An Kerry Centre
* K11
* Longemont Shopping Centre
* Ciros Plaza
* Plaza 66
* Raffles City
* IFC Mall
* The River Mall
* Super Brand Mall

Amusement|

* Circus World
* Disney Resort
* Film Studio
* Great World
* Haichang Ocean Park
* Happy Valley
* Jinjiang Action Park
* Ocean Aquarium
* Zoo

Cultural|

* Oriental Art
* Concert Hall
* Shanghai Grand Theatre
* Opera Theater
* Yue Opera House
* Tianchan
* Dramatic Arts
* Grand Theatre
* Library

Museums|

* Art
* Art
* Contemporary Art
* Power Station
* Rockbund Art
* Long
* Poster Art
* Yuz
* OV

* Museum
* Shanghai
* Aerospace Enthusiasts
* Film
* Revolution History
* Jewish Refugees
* Natural History
* Planetarium
* Science and Technology
* Urban Planning
* C. Y. Tung Maritime
* Postal
* Bamboo Carving
* Madame Tussauds
* Open House
* Waterworks Science and Technology

* Transport
* Railway
* Metro
* Maglev
* Auto

* Protected Historical and Cultural Site
* Party's First National Congress
* Former Residence of:
* Sun Yat-Sen
* Lu Xun
* Zhou Enlai
* Zhang Wentian
* Soong Ching-ling
* Moller Villa
* Tomb of
* Lu Xun
* Xu Guangqi
* People's Heroes Memorial Tower

Urban parks|

* Public
* Century Park
* Gongqing Forest Park
* Park of the Old City
* Expo Park
* Huangpu Park
* Fuxing Park
* Jing'an Park
* Lu Xun Park
* People's Park
* Zhongshan Park
* Dongping National Forest Park
* Jiuduansha Wetland Nature Reserve
* Shanghai Greenway
* Jinshan Binhai Park

* Admission
* Ancient Chinese gardens
* Guyi Garden
* Yu Garden
* Zuibaichi
* Qiuxia Garden
* Guilin Park
* Botanical Garden

Hotels|

* Peace
* Shanghai Jinjiang
* Broadway
* Grand Hyatt
* Park
* InterContinental

Expo center|

* Shanghai
* New
* National

Places of
worship|

| Buddhist|

* Jade Buddha Temple
* Jing'an Temple
* Longhua Temple
* Longhua Pagoda
* Zhenru Temple
* Yuanming Jiangtang
* Baoshan Temple
* Chenxiang Pavilion
* Hongfu Temple
* Yuanjin Temple
* Xilin Chan Temple
* Yuanying Pagoda
* Huzhu Pagoda
* Songjiang Square Pagoda
* Donglin Temple
* Fahua Pagoda

|

Christian|

* Holy Trinity Church
* Sheshan Basilica
* St Ignatius Cathedral
* St Joseph's Church
* St Nicholas' Church
* St Peter's Church

Other|

* City God Temple
* Wen Miao
* Mazu Cultural Palace
* Jiading Confucian Temple
* Songjiang Mosque

Skyscrapers|

| Pudong|

* Oriental Pearl Tower
* Jin Mao Tower
* Shanghai World Financial Center
* Shanghai Tower
* Bocom Financial Towers
* Shanghai IFC
* One Lujiazui
* Bank of Shanghai

|

Puxi|

* K11
* Shimao International Plaza
* Plaza 66
* White Magnolia Plaza
* Shanghai Wheelock Square
* Tomorrow Square
* Grand Gateway Shanghai

Sports
venues|

| Football|

* Shanghai
* Hongkou
* Pudong
* Jinshan
* Yuanshen
* Zhabei

|

Indoor|

* Jiangwan
* Luwan
* Shanghai Indoor
* Mercedes-Benz
* Int'l Gym
* Oriental

Other|

* Tennis
* Qizhong

* Motorsport circuit
* International
* Street
* Tianma

* Cycling
* Tour of Chongming Island

* Golf
* BMW Masters
* Sheshan Golf Club

* Horse racing
* Shanghai Race Club

Sports
teams|

| Football|

* Shenhua
* Port
* Jiading Huilong

|

Other|

* Basketball
* Sharks

Transport|

| Airports|

* Hongqiao
* Pudong

* Closed
* Longhua
* Jiangwan

|

Railway
station|

* Shanghai
* Shanghai South
* Shanghai Hongqiao
* Shanghai Songjiang
* Under Construction
* Shanghai East

Ports|

* Port of Shanghai
* Yangshan

Modes|

* Shanghai rail transit
* Suburban Rail
* Shanghai Metro
* Maglev Train
* Zhangjiang Tram
* Songjiang Tram
* Buses in Shanghai
* Shanghai Ferry
* Shanghai Public Transport Card

Bridges|

* Yangtze River
* Chonghai
* Chongqi
* Yangtze
* East China Sea
* Donghai
* Huangpu River
* Fengpu
* Lupu
* Minpu
* Nanpu
* Songpu
* Waibaidu
* Xupu
* Yangpu

* Stone arch
* Fangsheng
* Puji
* Wan'an

Tunnels|

* Bund Tunnel
* Bund Sightseeing Tunnel
* Dapu Road Tunnel
* Shanghai Yangtze River Tunnel and Bridge

Universities|

| National|

* Donghua
* East Normal
* East Science and Technology
* Finance and Economics
* Fudan
* International Studies
* Naval Medical
* Shanghai Jiaotong
* Tongji

|

Municipal|

* East Political Science and Law
* Electric Power
* Engineering Sciences
* Fisheries
* Finance
* International Business and Economics
* Leadership
* Lixin
* Maritime
* Music
* Normal
* Ocean
* Open
* Poly
* Political Science and Law
* Dianji
* Shanghai
* Science and Technology
* Sport
* Tech
* Theatre
* Technology
* Visual Art

Private|

* Europe Business
* German
* New York
* Sanda

* Category

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* e

Yangtze Delta Universities Alliance

长三角高校合作联盟

Anhui (1)|

* Science and Technology

Jiangsu (2)|

* Nanjing
* Southeast

Shanghai (4)|

* Shanghai Jiao Tong
* Fudan
* East China Normal
* Tongji

Zhejiang (1)|

* Zhejiang

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* e

Associations of Independent College Admissions of Chinese Universities

"Peking Union"|

| Current|

* Beihang
* Beijing Normal
* Huazhong Science and Technology
* Lanzhou
* Peking
* Shandong
* Sichuan
* Sun Yat-sen
* Hong Kong
* Wuhan
* Xiamen

|

Former|

* Fudan
* Nankai

"Tsinghua Union"|

| Current|

* Nanjing
* Shanghai Jiaotong
* Tsinghua
* Science and Technology
* Xi'an Jiaotong
* Zhejiang

|

Former|

* Renmin

"Excellence Union"|

| Current|

* Tongji
* Tianjin
* Beijing Technology
* Dalian Technology
* Southeast
* Harbin Technology
* South China Technology
* Northwestern Poly
* Chongqing
* Hunan

|

Chinese: 中华人民共和国高校联考自主招生联盟

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Global Alliance of Technological Universities

* California Institute of Technology
* Carnegie Mellon University
* ETH Zurich
* Georgia Tech
* Imperial College London
* Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
* Nanyang Technological University
* Shanghai Jiao Tong University
* Technical University of Munich
* University of New South Wales

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Port-City University League

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Ireland
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