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Shenzhen Polytechnic University Expands Enrollment to Over 10,000 Students in 2025

Shenzhen Polytechnic University (SZPU) has officially announced its 2025 enrollment highlights, revealing a record-breaking total of 10,568 planned student admissions, marking an increase of over 560 students compared to 2024.

The most striking growth lies in its undergraduate program, which will enroll 1,268 studentsdoubling last year’s number and continuing a trend of rapid expansion. The vocational diploma (associate degree) program remains steady with 9,300 admissions, ensuring stability in traditional technical education while pushing new boundaries at the bachelor’s level.


Strategic Expansion to Meet Industry Demands

To meet the rising demand for high-quality vocational education and skilled professionals, SZPU has adopted a multi-faceted strategy:

  • Increased Enrollment: Growing both undergraduate and diploma programs to expand educational access.
  • New Future-Focused Majors: Introducing cutting-edge programs aligned with Shenzhen’s status as a tech hub.
  • Broadened Student Sources: Diversifying the applicant pool and encouraging more students from different provinces and educational backgrounds to apply.

This year’s net increase of more than 560 students underscores the university’s commitment to strengthening its role as a talent incubator for the Greater Bay Area.


Why It Matters

In a rapidly transforming economy, Shenzhen’s industries—from AI and semiconductors to advanced manufacturing and finance—are in urgent need of highly skilled, adaptable graduates. Shenzhen Polytechnic University is stepping up by not only maintaining its solid vocational roots but also building robust bachelor’s degree programs that blend technical training with academic rigor.

Whether you’re a student considering future options or a company looking for the next generation of talent, SZPU’s growth signals new opportunities on both educational and industrial fronts.

Mary Zhang

Mary Zhang is an editor at ShenzhenTimes. Born and raised in Shenzhen, she has a professional background in the tech and IT industry and holds a strong perspective on the city’s history and industrial growth.

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