1, Federal Institute of Technology Zurich: Located in Zurich, Switzerland, Federal Institute of Technology Zurich was established in 1854 and is directly managed by the Swiss government. The school has 83 research institutes and laboratories, 330 professors and nearly 840 scholars. Major: mechanical engineering, computer science, electronic engineering and technology. However, the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology is a standard "lenient entry and strict exit". Many school students only have two exams from entrance to graduation, but the elimination rate in the middle of study is very high.

2. Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands: Located in the Netherlands, founded in 1862, it is one of the three best universities of technology in Europe. Specialty setting covers almost all engineering sciences. All professional postgraduate courses are taught in English.

3. There are Cairo University in Egypt, Chiang Mai University in Thailand, Athens University in Greece, Brigham Young University in the United States, Russian People's Friendship University, Osaka University in Japan, university of tasmania in Australia, Barcelona University in Spain, Marseille University in France, Pisa University in Italy, Warsaw University in Poland, Erasmus University in Rotterdam, Netherlands, University of Hawaii in the United States, university of central lancashire in the United Kingdom and so on.