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It's likely the address will already be in "English", by which I really mean in the Latin alphabet which is used to write Chinese in "pinyin" for foreigners (and for youngsters learning Chinese). Eg: Beijing, Shanghai, Renmin Lu (People's Road) etc. There will also be a postal code, so I'd not be too concerned. You could always search for the address in characters, on the university's website for example, and print it out and put it on the envelope too.

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