Academic structure, teaching phases, and curriculum for Master's Law at Jiangxi University of Science and Technology.
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Explicit English route in the standing international master’s table; its separately Chinese-taught International Chinese Education row is excluded.
Teaching phases
Nominal 3-year English degree route
Full-time master’s degree and graduation certificate follow the approved curriculum, examinations and thesis defence. International training includes Chinese/China Overview learning and permitted curriculum adjustments; no fixed graduation HSK level is established. Nominal 3 years in the exact English table, maximum 4 years in native international regulations. General 2025 graduate award rules specify thesis正文 of at least 30,000字. Academic master’s routes require at least one provincial-or-above journal article, excluding supplements. Professional routes require one journal article or provincial-or-above conference paper with published proceedings, or a qualifying granted invention patent, adopted technical plan, top-two municipal-or-above think-tank output, or national ranked disciplinary competition second prize/silver or above. University-first affiliation and student-first authorship apply; second authorship is allowed after a first-author supervisor. Faculties may strengthen requirements. Confirm foreign-student applicability, exact category and the English thesis-length convention; 字 does not prescribe a Chinese-only thesis.
Tuition fee and hostel estimate
Year-wise cost data is not currently published for this program.
Training & support
Practical training & industry exposure
The university’s current profile centres its research and teaching on rare earths, non-ferrous materials and critical minerals, with laboratories, engineering centres and industry collaboration. The native mining curriculum includes mineral extraction, processing, simulation and secondary-resource use. International graduate regulations describe a supervisor-approved individual study plan and the same core training framework as domestic students, with international adjustments. These institutional resources do not guarantee a paid placement, access to every laboratory, an overseas internship or employment; request the exact programme arrangements.
