Welcome to the School of Internet of Things at Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University.
We are living through a major technological transition. Intelligence is no longer confined to software or data centers — it is becoming embedded in the physical world, shaping how cities function, how industries operate, how healthcare evolves, and how people live and move. The future belongs to intelligent systems that connect AI with devices, infrastructure, and real-world environments.
At School of Internet of Things, our mission is to prepare students and researchers to lead this transformation. Through our AIoT+X Pathways, we integrate Artificial Intelligence with connected systems and real-world applications across areas such as smart cities, intelligent manufacturing, mobility, healthcare, energy, and digital infrastructure. Our students learn not only how intelligent technologies work, but how to design, deploy, secure, and operate them in complex real environments.
Education at School of Internet of Things is deeply hands-on and future-oriented. Through project-based and syntegrative learning, students work on real problems with industry partners, develop practical solutions, and gain experience that bridges theory and deployment. Our goal is to help every student achieve success — whether pursuing advanced academic research or launching impactful professional careers.
At the same time, we are building a vibrant research community where faculty and partners collaborate to push the boundaries of intelligent systems, edge intelligence, trustworthy computing, and real-world AIoT innovation.
School of Internet of Things is not only responding to technological change — we aim to help shape what comes next. I warmly invite students, faculty, and partners to join us in building intelligent systems that serve society and create meaningful impact in the world.
Welcome to the School of Internet of Things — where intelligent systems meet the real world.
Prof. Dijiang Huang
Dean, School of Internet of Things
Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University
Dean’s Message
Welcome to the School of Internet of Things at Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University.
We are living through a major technological transition. Intelligence is no longer confined to software or data centers — it is becoming embedded in the physical world, shaping how cities function, how industries operate, how healthcare evolves, and how people live and move. The future belongs to intelligent systems that connect AI with devices, infrastructure, and real-world environments.
At School of Internet of Things, our mission is to prepare students and researchers to lead this transformation. Through our AIoT+X Pathways, we integrate Artificial Intelligence with connected systems and real-world applications across areas such as smart cities, intelligent manufacturing, mobility, healthcare, energy, and digital infrastructure. Our students learn not only how intelligent technologies work, but how to design, deploy, secure, and operate them in complex real environments.
Education at School of Internet of Things is deeply hands-on and future-oriented. Through project-based and syntegrative learning, students work on real problems with industry partners, develop practical solutions, and gain experience that bridges theory and deployment. Our goal is to help every student achieve success — whether pursuing advanced academic research or launching impactful professional careers.
At the same time, we are building a vibrant research community where faculty and partners collaborate to push the boundaries of intelligent systems, edge intelligence, trustworthy computing, and real-world AIoT innovation.
School of Internet of Things is not only responding to technological change — we aim to help shape what comes next. I warmly invite students, faculty, and partners to join us in building intelligent systems that serve society and create meaningful impact in the world.
Welcome to the School of Internet of Things — where intelligent systems meet the real world.
Prof. Dijiang Huang
Dean, School of Internet of Things
Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University