Master of Architecture at the School of Architecture, Tianjin University, studied on a full Chinese government CSC Scholarship. Tianjin's School of Architecture is ranked 30th in the world in both 2023 and 2025 (QS World University Rankings by Subject, Architecture and Built Environment), consistently among the global top 50. The graduate program combines design studios, architectural theory and history, urbanism, and digital tools, culminating in an independent thesis project rooted in contemporary Chinese urbanism. The program is accredited by NBAA (China), a signatory of the Canberra Accord — a mutual-recognition agreement that at the time of enrollment covered eleven jurisdictions: Canada, China, Hong Kong, Japan, Mexico, South Korea, South Africa, Taiwan, the United States, Australia (Australian Institute of Architects, withdrew 2018), and the Commonwealth Association of Architects representing the United Kingdom and other Commonwealth states (withdrew 2022). Graduates can apply their degree toward professional architect registration in any signatory country, typically with reduced examinations and fees.

Master of Architecture at the Department of Architecture, Design and Urban Planning, University of Sassari, studied as part of a double-degree program with Tianjin University. Officially opened in May 1562, Sassari is one of the oldest universities in Italy and ranked 1st nationally for medium-sized institutions in the 2009–2010 Censis Research Institute rankings; it has consistently stayed near the top, placing 3rd in 2024–25. The standard two-year, 120-CFU program is split into Architettura and Design curricula, and was compressed into a single academic year under the double-degree arrangement. The curriculum emphasizes the Mediterranean context, sustainable design, architectural restoration, urbanism, and regeneration of coastal and rural settlements in Sardinia.

Engineering Master's program (Ing.) in Civil Engineering at the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Czech Technical University in Prague, with specialization in Building Structures. CTU in Prague is the most prestigious technical university in the Czech Republic and one of the oldest technical universities in the world, founded in 1707. The two-year program builds on the bachelor's degree with advanced training in structural analysis and engineering design. Coursework covered concrete, steel, masonry, and timber load-bearing systems; static and dynamic behaviour of buildings; advanced structural mechanics; finite-element analysis and 3D modelling; and foundation engineering — each semester pairing theoretical coursework with complete project documentation (load take-off, structural calculations, and reinforcement details) across cast-in-place and prefabricated concrete, steel, and timber systems.

Bachelor program in Architecture and Civil Engineering (Bc.) at the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Czech Technical University in Prague, awarded a university merit scholarship for academic performance. CTU in Prague is the most prestigious technical university in the Czech Republic and one of the oldest technical universities in the world, founded in 1707; its Architecture and Civil Engineering is the only four-year bachelor program in the country that fully integrates architectural design with civil-engineering training. The first three years balance architectural studios, drawing, model-making, history and theory of architecture, and urbanism with engineering subjects — building physics, statics, structural design, foundation engineering, building systems, and construction technology — and the fourth year allows specialization toward either an architectural–urbanist or a technical direction.

Bachelor program (Bc.) in Civil Engineering at the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Czech Technical University in Prague, with specialization in Building Structures. CTU in Prague is the most prestigious technical university in the Czech Republic and one of the oldest technical universities in the world, founded in 1707. The four-year program built the foundations of civil-engineering practice — structural mechanics, materials science, descriptive geometry, computational design, and construction technology. Specialization courses focused on the design and analysis of concrete, steel, masonry, and timber load-bearing systems; static and dynamic behaviour of buildings; and foundation engineering — each semester project requiring complete structural documentation, from load take-off through reinforcement details.

Semester abroad focused on completing the bachelor thesis "Tamsui House" — a residential project sited in Taipei, developed under local supervision.

Semester abroad focused on the design of high-rise buildings and structures in seismically active regions — vertical loads, lateral systems, and code-based seismic detailing.

Four-year secondary program combining general education with technical foundations — descriptive geometry, technical drawing, materials science, and introductory civil engineering. Concluded with the matriculation exam.

Nine-year program in the visual arts department, attended from age six to fifteen. Regular drawing and painting — early systematic training in observation, composition, and line-making.