Jiangsu Normal University

Key Highlights

• Included in China’s national higher-education register as of June 17, 2026
• Listed in Jiangsu Province’s 2026 undergraduate admissions results
• Founded in 1952 and known by its current name since 2011
• Public university jointly supported by Jiangsu Province and the Ministry of Education

Student Life & Environment

Student life is distributed across the university’s campuses in Xuzhou rather than concentrated at a single central-city site. The official English site gives the Quanshan Campus address as 101 Shanghai Road in Tongshan District, while recognized higher-education information identifies Quanshan, Yunlong, Kuiyuan, and Jiawang as the university’s four campuses. Applicants should confirm the teaching campus for their program because daily travel, nearby services, and access to university facilities may differ. The university’s school structure supports activities connected with music, art, media, physical education, languages, and Chinese culture alongside conventional academic societies. Its English website also publicizes lectures, international events, team achievements, and opening activities for incoming international students. These examples indicate an active institutional calendar, but the site does not provide a stable, comprehensive English directory of student clubs. Operational notices show that both undergraduate and graduate students use a university campus-card system. Official admissions material also describes a financial-support framework combining scholarships, grants, work opportunities, loans, fee reductions or waivers, and other assistance for students with financial need. Availability and eligibility depend on student category and current policy, so domestic, international, undergraduate, and graduate students should consult their respective administrative office rather than assume that every scheme applies to them.

Location & Surroundings

Jiangsu Normal University is based in Xuzhou, a major city in northern Jiangsu Province. The principal Quanshan Campus is at 101 Shanghai Road in Tongshan District and is the address used by the undergraduate admissions office, international college, and several collaborative programs. The Yunlong Campus is at 57 Heping Road in Yunlong District. Recognized higher-education information also identifies Kuiyuan and Jiawang campuses. This multi-campus arrangement is the most important practical location consideration. Applicants should establish where their school, accommodation, laboratories, and administrative services are based before comparing commuting or housing options. A program advertised by the university is not necessarily taught entirely at Quanshan, and collaborative programs may divide study between Xuzhou and an overseas partner. Xuzhou is described by the university as a historic and cultural city. For prospective students, the setting offers a large urban environment outside Jiangsu’s southern metropolitan centers. International applicants should use the International College’s Quanshan address for formal enquiries and obtain current arrival instructions directly from the university, since the accessible English pages do not provide a sufficiently current, detailed transport or airport-transfer guide.

Costs & Career Outcomes

A general university-wide 2026/2027 tuition and accommodation schedule could not be verified from the accessible official pages. Costs should therefore be checked by program, student category, and year rather than inferred from an older notice. This is especially important for international students and Sino-foreign programs, whose fees can differ substantially from ordinary domestic degrees. As a limited example, an official 2025 notice for a particular Sino-Russian collaborative master’s program stated tuition of CNY 38,000 for the year studied at Jiangsu Normal University and estimated accommodation at CNY 700–1,500. It also stated that partner-university charges applied during study in Russia. These figures belong only to that named 2025 collaborative program and are not general university prices or confirmed 2026/2027 rates. The university’s 2025 undergraduate comprehensive-evaluation notice describes a support system incorporating scholarships, grants, work opportunities, loans, fee reductions or waivers, and other assistance for students with financial need. Separate scholarship channels are shown for international students, but current award amounts and eligibility were not sufficiently detailed in the accessible pages. Career outcomes should be evaluated by discipline. The university’s teacher-education heritage may be relevant to students considering schools and public education, while its broader sciences, engineering, business, media, and language portfolio supports other directions. No sufficiently current official graduate-employment report or salary data was verified, so placement rates, employers, and earnings are intentionally omitted.