Chang'an University, located in Xi'an, China, was founded in 1951 and is recognized as a key development university under the "211 Project" by the Ministry of Education. Known for its strengths in engineering and transportation, particularly in highway transportation, the university offers a diverse range of disciplines and has a vibrant international community with over 80 overseas students from 14 different countries.

The Master’s in Heat Management of New Energy Automobile Battery program equips students with essential knowledge and skills in thermal management technologies for electric vehicle batteries. Through a curriculum that emphasizes innovative engineering practices and sustainable energy solutions, students will prepare for careers in the rapidly growing field of new energy vehicles. This program stands out for its focus on practical applications and collaboration with industry leaders, ensuring graduates are ready to meet the challenges of modern automotive engineering.