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for context i used to workout alot and usually id incorporate various stretches & recently ive decided that its time to tap back into working out again, and i thought why not add yoga to my repertoire and omg?? wayy harder than i expected, i was literally not able to focus on both my moves & breath at all times, at one point i realized i was too focused on the movement that i literally forgot to breathe, which led me into this cycle of then grasping for air and therefore losing track of movement. props to everyone that makes it look so graceful i hope ill be able to get to that level someday !!

Hi! I’m planning to apply to Tongji University for architecture for the 2027 intake. I know Tongji has a really strong reputation for architecture in China and is well respected in the field, but I’m specifically interested in the English-taught bachelor’s program and I’ve heard mixed opinions about English tracks in Chinese universities.

From what I’ve seen, some people say these programs can be less developed or not as rigorous as the Chinese-track ones, so I wanted to get a clearer idea from people who have experience with it. How is the teaching quality and studio culture in the English architecture program at Tongji? Are the professors and critiques at a similar level to the Chinese track, and do international students get comparable opportunities when it comes to projects, internships, and exposure?

I’m mainly hoping to build a strong portfolio and possibly apply for a master’s abroad later on, so I’d really appreciate any honest insights or advice.

Hi! I’m planning to apply to Tongji University for architecture for the 2027 intake. I know Tongji has a really strong reputation for architecture in China and is well respected in the field, but I’m specifically interested in the English-taught bachelor’s program and I’ve heard mixed opinions about English tracks in Chinese universities.

From what I’ve seen, some people say these programs can be less developed or not as rigorous as the Chinese-track ones, so I wanted to get a clearer idea from people who have experience with it. How is the teaching quality and studio culture in the English architecture program at Tongji? Are the professors and critiques at a similar level to the Chinese track, and do international students get comparable opportunities when it comes to projects, internships, and exposure?

I’m mainly hoping to build a strong portfolio and possibly apply for a master’s abroad later on, so I’d really appreciate any honest insights or advice.

Hi! I’m planning to apply to Tongji University for architecture for the 2027 intake. I know Tongji has a really strong reputation for architecture in China and is well respected in the field, but I’m specifically interested in the English-taught bachelor’s program and I’ve heard mixed opinions about English tracks in Chinese universities.

From what I’ve seen, some people say these programs can be less developed or not as rigorous as the Chinese-track ones, so I wanted to get a clearer idea from people who have experience with it. How is the teaching quality and studio culture in the English architecture program at Tongji? Are the professors and critiques at a similar level to the Chinese track, and do international students get comparable opportunities when it comes to projects, internships, and exposure?

I’m mainly hoping to build a strong portfolio and possibly apply for a master’s abroad later on, so I’d really appreciate any honest insights or advice.

Hi! I’m planning to apply to Tongji University for architecture for the 2027 intake. I know Tongji has a really strong reputation for architecture in China and is well respected in the field, but I’m specifically interested in the English-taught bachelor’s program and I’ve heard mixed opinions about English tracks in Chinese universities.

From what I’ve seen, some people say these programs can be less developed or not as rigorous as the Chinese-track ones, so I wanted to get a clearer idea from people who have experience with it. How is the teaching quality and studio culture in the English architecture program at Tongji? Are the professors and critiques at a similar level to the Chinese track, and do international students get comparable opportunities when it comes to projects, internships, and exposure?

I’m mainly hoping to build a strong portfolio and possibly apply for a master’s abroad later on, so I’d really appreciate any honest insights or advice.

Hi! I’m planning to apply to Tongji University for architecture for the 2027 intake. I know Tongji has a really strong reputation for architecture in China and is well respected in the field, but I’m specifically interested in the English-taught bachelor’s program and I’ve heard mixed opinions about English tracks in Chinese universities.

From what I’ve seen, some people say these programs can be less developed or not as rigorous as the Chinese-track ones, so I wanted to get a clearer idea from people who have experience with it. How is the teaching quality and studio culture in the English architecture program at Tongji? Are the professors and critiques at a similar level to the Chinese track, and do international students get comparable opportunities when it comes to projects, internships, and exposure?

I’m mainly hoping to build a strong portfolio and possibly apply for a master’s abroad later on, so I’d really appreciate any honest insights or advice.