FUTIAN · SHENZHEN · CHINA

Shenzhen College ofInternational Education

Study in Shenzhen, then find out
where your interests can take you.

Campus coordinatesShenzhen · ChinaAntuoshan · Futian
01Our College

From Shuiwei to Antuoshan

SCIE was founded in 2003 and moved to the Antuoshan campus in 2020. The address changed; lessons, clubs and student life carried on in a larger setting.

Location

In Antuoshan, Futian, close to the everyday life of the city.

SCIE is at No. 3 Antuoshan 6th Road in Futian District. Public culture, transport and the rest of Shenzhen are within easy reach of the campus.

No. 3 Antuoshan 6th Rd., Futian District, Shenzhen
Shenzhen
DistrictFutianAntuoshan
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Founded

A pioneering international high school in Shenzhen

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Campus site

Learning and daily life at Antuoshan

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Built area

Learning, performance, sport and shared space

0 Houses

Student Houses

Metal, Wood, Water and Fire

Our History

From 2003 to today,
the campus has changed address and kept moving.

SCIE opens in ShuiweiThe move to AntuoshanCampus today
2003
Explore the Campus

Start with the real plans;
see how the campus connects.

Select a plan below to explore the campus. Each drawing retains the scale and orientation of the source material.

Masterplan of the Shenzhen College of International Education campus
Campus overviewCampus masterplan

Locate the East and South Gates, Buildings A and B, residences and principal sports spaces.

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Class of 2026 · University Admissions

From SCIE to universities around the world

More than 410 graduates in the Class of 2026 received over 2,100 offers from universities worldwide. Beyond Oxford, Cambridge, the UK G5 and US Top 30 institutions, students found destinations across a wider range of subjects and regions.

A student portrait display beside the campus steps
Many paths ahead
Offers worldwide2,100+

From universities across several regions

For 410+ graduates in the Class of 2026

Explore the results
UK applications35

Students with Oxford or Cambridge conditional offers

35 students in SCIE's Class of 2026

Explore the results
UK G570%

UK applicants receiving G5 conditional offers

330+ applicants; 423 conditional offers

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US applications60%

US applicants receiving Top 30 offers

190+ applicants; 159 offers

Explore the results
Explore the Class of 2026 admissions results
02Campus & City

Between walkways, steps and trees

Teaching buildings, courts and gardens sit at different levels. Stairs and walkways make the route between them part of the daily school experience.

The Starlight Avenue steps and elevated walkwayCampus landmark · Starlight Avenue

These steps lead towards the teaching buildings. Here, you are always moving upwards.

Starlight Avenue · Antuoshan Campus
Campus View

Follow the walkway through the campus.

The elevated route passes through the trees and connects learning spaces, courts and gardens.

An elevated campus walkway rising through the trees
Campus viewWalkways, greenery and a vertical campus
Shenzhen Landmarks

After school, Shenzhen remains within reach.

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Lianhuashan Park

The hilltop overlooks Futian's central district and the city axis.

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Civic Center

The Civic Center sits beside the library, concert hall and public square.

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Shenzhen Bay

The waterfront route connects wetlands, birdwatching points and the Shenzhen Bay skyline.

03People & Culture

School is also where students learn how to work with other people

SCIE describes four core qualities: Sincerity, Compassion, Industriousness and Enthusiasm. They show up in practical choices: speaking honestly, listening well and doing your share of the work.

College Spirit

Striving to Be the Best

Do the work in front of you properly,
and keep your own judgement intact.

SCIE prepares students for future opportunities through a challenging international education that pursues the highest academic standards and develops social responsibility, creativity, independence and enthusiasm.

Official SCIE Mission Statement
The House System

Every student belongs to a House

Every student becomes part of one of four Houses: Metal, Wood, Water or Fire. Each House brings year groups together through debates, quizzes, tug of war and sport.

Students from Metal, Wood, Water and Fire Houses with their flags on the campus steps
Metal House students gathered for a group photograph on the campus steps
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Metal House

Yellow · White Tiger

Golden Glow
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Wood House

Green · Black Tortoise

We Grow Together
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Water House

Blue · Azure Dragon

Hydro Power
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Fire House

Red · Vermilion Bird

Burn Them All

House competitions bring students from different year groups together. Along the way, students meet older and younger peers, organise events and learn how to take responsibility for a team.

Student Community

Where interests find a community

Students can join an established club or, with a teacher sponsor, turn an idea into something new. Each semester's ECA Fair is where those communities begin to meet.

The United Nations General Assembly Hall, used as context for Model United Nations
Student-led community250+

Active clubs

3 main categories · 13 subcategories

Explore the community
Where Ideas Take the Stage

Performance, design and public discussion
all have people doing the work.

Some students take the stage; others design, make or organise. When the work is ready, it meets a real audience.

After rehearsal, step into the light
PerformanceAfter rehearsal, step into the light
From first sketch to the runway
Student designFrom first sketch to the runway
Take a question into public discussion
Campus lectureTake a question into public discussion
Alumni and Student Stories

Three people,
three paths that began at SCIE.

Journalism, university applications and Model United Nations frame three different routes through and beyond SCIE.

From SCIE to Victoria Harbour: a journalist's journey01
Alumni profileJack Deng · Class of 2019

From SCIE to Victoria Harbour: a journalist's journey

SCIE's profile traces Jack's studies at CUHK and HKU before his move into professional work with Ogilvy in Hong Kong.

Read the official story
In an uncertain world, be your own coordinate02
Student journeyVenus Wu

In an uncertain world, be your own coordinate

After moving from a public high school to SCIE, she navigated an English-medium curriculum, clubs, competitions and applications across several regions, receiving an offer from UC Berkeley.

Read the official story
From participant to organiser03
Alumni journeyMinnie

From participant to organiser

SCIE's alumni story follows Minnie from Model United Nations delegate to chair and organising-team member — learning to speak with confidence while taking responsibility for a shared endeavour.

Read the official story
The SCIE community gathered on the Starlight Avenue steps
The SCIE Community

A place to find your people.

04Food & Life

Most of school life is made of small moments

Lunch, rehearsals, club meetings and the cat that turns up by the walkway: these are the details people tend to remember.

Campus Dining

At lunchtime, the first question is what to eat.

A warm meal, something small, coffee or a drink between lessons: lunch is one of the few moments when the pace of campus eases.

A warm bowl
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A warm bowl

Rice, protein and seasonal vegetables make a familiar meal between lessons.

Something small
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Something small

When a full meal feels too much, there are smaller dishes and lighter options.

A shared table
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A shared table

Food festivals bring students, teachers and families around the same table.

A hand holding pink milk tea with the campus in the background
Milk tea between lessons

Milk tea, then back to class

Pick up a milk tea, stop under the walkway for a few minutes, then head to the next lesson. It is a small, recognisable part of the school day.

Ann Café · Sandwiches, salads and coffee

A lighter pause between lessons

Sandwiches, salads and coffee make an easy lunch when the school day is moving quickly.

SandwichesSaladsLight meals
Find Ann Café in SCIE's facilities guide
Campus dining · REDnoteWhat do SCIE students eat on a typical day?Explore campus dining
Flavours of Shenzhen

In Shenzhen,
food from many regions feels familiar.

Cantonese yum cha, Chaoshan soups, Hakka dishes and seafood are all easy to find across the city.

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Cantonese yum cha

Tea, dim sum and a meal taken slowly around one table

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Chaoshan flavours

Rice cakes, braised dishes and clear, fresh broths

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Hakka cooking

Stuffed dishes, claypot cooking and practical home-style flavours

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Coastal food

Fish, prawns and shellfish in a city beside the sea

Campus Life in Pictures

Beyond lessons,
there are many ways to spend a day.

Sport and House life

On the track, they race; in the stands, they cheer one another on

Sports Day brings athletics and House life into the same programme. Some students compete; others cheer, organise or photograph the day. Across the year, school teams, sports clubs and House competitions keep physical activity part of ordinary campus life.

Students running a sprint event on a blue athletics track
An SCIE Sports Day taking place at Shenzhen Bay Sports Center
A Day at SCIE

From the first lesson to the end of ECA,
this is how a day may unfold.

Example of an individual SCIE timetable from the 2023–2024 academic yearView full image
Real timetable example
A week shaped by lessons, lunch and activities.
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Morning

Arrive and find the first classroom

Walk through the corridors and stairs, then check where the day begins.

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Lessons

A lesson, experiment or discussion

Different subjects use the classroom differently, and each student's timetable varies.

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Lunch

Lunch, and a chance to catch up

The canteen and café are easy places to run into friends between lessons.

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Afternoon

Clubs, training or a House event

Some students rehearse, some train and others stay to prepare the next event.

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Evening

Pack up and finish the day

When activities end, students clear the room or venue before leaving campus.

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Looking Ahead

We choose to learn in Shenzhen, beside the sea.

05Looking Ahead

From Shenzhen, connected to the world

Students leave Shenzhen for different cities, courses and kinds of work, carrying their SCIE experience with them.

ShenzhenLondonNew YorkTokyoSingapore
A few routes beginning in Shenzhen
Shenzhen College of International Education emblem

Shenzhen College of International Education

Know the world. Step into it. Change it.