Sydney Institute of Language and Commerce

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SILC was Co-founded by Shanghai University (SHU) and Sydney University of Technology (UTS) in 1994, as one of the first universities with an international program.^[1] At the time, it only offered English language courses and diploma programs.

Key Information

Established	May, 1994
President	Prof. Gong Siyi
Academic staff	160
Location	Shanghai ,  People's Republic of China
Website	shusilc.shu.edu.cn/index.htm
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SILC is located in the Jiading District, a cultural and technological centre in Shanghai. Besides Jiading campus, Shanghai University has another two campuses, which are located in Baoshan and Yanchang.^[2] The SILC has 3 teaching buildings: Wembo, Wenshang and Wenda, a large sporting complex (Xingjian) a students learning building (Wende), and an administration building (Wenhui).^[3]

SILC employs over 160 faculty and staff. About 3,500 students are currently studying at SILC.^[4]