Studying and living at the Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine Pudong Campus places you in the convenient and vibrant heart of a modern new district. To help you settle into your new environment with peace of mind, here is a practical guide prepared especially for you.

Safety First: Important Reminders

Shanghai is nationally renowned as a safe city with a leading public security environment. To help you enjoy your study abroad life with greater ease, we still kindly remind you to maintain essential safety awareness:

• Document & Valuables Safety: Please be sure to keep your passport and other important documents safe. For daily outings, it is advisable to carry only your student ID card and a copy of your passport, as these serve as valid identification both on campus and within Shanghai. Please try to avoid carrying large amounts of cash.

• Personal & Information Security: Please remain vigilant against unfamiliar phone calls, text messages, and online links to guard against scams. If you travel away from campus, be sure to store your important belongings securely in a safe place, and before departing, confirm that the power in your dorm room is turned off and that doors and windows are locked.

• Emergency Response: In any emergency situation, please first dial the appropriate emergency number, and immediately report the incident to the International Students Office. The teachers will provide you with necessary assistance and support without delay.

Daily Convenience: Getting Around & Everyday Life

Transportation
The metro is the most efficient way to explore Shanghai. The transportation network surrounding the Pudong Campus is relatively well-developed, making it very convenient to connect to both the city center and the core areas of Pudong:

• Metro: Close proximity to "Zhoupudong" Station on Metro Line 16 and "Shenmei Road" Station on Metro Line 18, providing quick access to the core areas of Pudong and the rest of the city.

• Bus: Numerous bus routes (such as Bus 581B, 1110, 1085, 639, etc.) pass by the campus, making it easy to reach surrounding communities and transportation hubs.

Financial Services
Numerous bank branches are located within walking distance of the campus, making it convenient to open accounts, make deposits and withdrawals, and handle other transactions. Examples include: Shanghai Pudong Development Bank (61 Zhoutai Road), Rural Commercial Bank (82-86 Hechi Road), Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (240, Lane 300, East Shenmei Road), and others.

• Communication Services
  You can easily purchase a local SIM card and activate convenient communication and mobile network services at mobile phone carrier stores near the campus, such as: China Mobile (1923 Kangshun Road), China Unicom (356 Hejie Road), or China Telecom (1735 Kangshun Road).

  Postal Services
  The nearest post office is located at 33, Lane 600, Heyong Road. It can meet your daily postal needs such as sending letters and packages. Postage stamps can also be purchased directly at the post office.

Important Emergency Contact Numbers

Please be sure to save the following national emergency numbers, which can be dialed for free from any public telephone:

• Police: 110

• Fire: 119

• Medical Emergency: 120

• Traffic Accident: 122

We are committed to providing a safe, convenient, and supportive study and living environment for every international student. We wish you a safe, fulfilling, and unforgettable journey during your studies at the Pudong Campus!