Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University

Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University is a public university in Fuzhou with roots in agricultural education dating to 1936. Its international master portfolio includes agriculture, forestry, ecology, life sciences, engineering and management, with English and separately advertised Chinese/English options.

Written by Bharat Vasireddy·Updated On: 31 Oct 2026

Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University campus overview — Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University by Dingar · Public domain (PD-self)

At a glance

Location

Fuzhou, China

University type

Public

Established

1936

Study levels

Master's

University overview

The international-student office is on the Fuzhou Cangshan campus at Mingbei Annex 205, with the university address at 15 Shangxiadian Road. The accommodation page places international apartments near Guanyin Lake, Li Changsheng Library, a student canteen and sports areas. Confirm each academic college’s assigned teaching and research sites; the cover is historical Jinshan campus context rather than a current housing or programme-allocation photograph.

Fuzhou, ChinaEst. 1936Public University

Why students choose it

A current international master catalogue with explicit English and Chinese/English subject options.
Specialist academic settings in agriculture, forestry, ecology, life sciences, engineering and management.
Published international-study rules and separate fee, housing and scholarship references support comparison.

Things to consider

The current admission guide is for 2026 and its application deadlines are past; a next-cohort call must be confirmed.
Chinese/English means advertised language options, with an English study plan to confirm for the exact subject.
English-taught master graduates must reach at least HSK 3 under the international training rule.

Best fit for

Bachelor’s graduates seeking English postgraduate study in the university’s verified subject areas.
Applicants prepared for academic-college assessment and the stated English and Chinese-graduation requirements.
Students able to plan tuition and living costs with scholarship outcomes treated separately.

Student living

Campus environment

Accommodation

The current accommodation page describes single rooms at CNY 10,800/person/year and double rooms at CNY 5,400/person/year. Listed facilities include bathrooms, water heaters, air conditioning, beds, desks, bookshelves and lockers, with shared kitchens and laundry rooms. Specific allocation is notified after admission. The older fee reference also lists four-person rooms, but their current availability is not confirmed. Bedding, internet and personal items may be separate; confirm the contract before payment.

Food & daily living

The international residence page identifies a nearby North District Student Canteen and communal kitchens in the residence area. Confirm kitchen access, operating rules and any equipment restrictions directly. Verified halal certification, Indian-menu availability and allergy-management arrangements are not established here. Applicants with essential dietary needs should clarify arrangements before committing to accommodation.

Safety

The international guide requires good physical and mental health, a properly completed medical form and a valid no-criminal-record certificate. The current-linked fee reference quotes comprehensive insurance at CNY 800/person/year. Confirm the applicable policy, health checks and emergency contacts before arrival. Use official admission and payment instructions; the university does not accept paper application materials sent to its office.

Student support

The International College’s overseas-student administration office handles incoming international applications and registration. Academic colleges conduct programme assessment and research planning. Students Traffic can help organise the checklist and questions about English options, research fit, site allocation and costs before official submission.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the university recognised?

FAFU is listed in the Ministry of Education 2026 register under 福建农林大学, code 4135010389, in Fuzhou, Fujian. Institutional listing does not guarantee overseas recognition of every qualification or confer professional registration.

Which programmes are offered in English?

The 2026 international catalogue marks particular master subjects English or Chinese/English. These language options are preserved per subject; bilingual names alone are not used as proof. The current undergraduate index does not establish an English bachelor intake.

How long is a master’s programme?

The international training rule states a normal master period of three years and maximum five. The current supplementary subject catalogue corroborates three years for the listed subjects. Early graduation requires approval under the relevant rules; no shortened admission route is promised.

Who is eligible?

The 2026 master guide requires non-Chinese citizenship, valid passport, a bachelor’s qualification equivalent to a Chinese bachelor, and good physical and mental health. It says under 35 and also born on or after 30 April 1991; confirm the intended cohort’s exact age boundary.

What English proof is accepted?

IELTS 6.5, TOEFL 85 or equivalent language-proficiency proof is stated for applicants from countries where English is not official. The document also exempts applicants from English-speaking countries from language proof. Confirm how your country and qualification are assessed; no universal prior-English-degree waiver is inferred.

Will I need Chinese?

HSK 5 is the published Chinese-taught admission requirement. Separately, the international training rule requires foreign-language-taught master’s graduates to reach at least HSK 3. Confirm course provision, assessment and timing with the academic college; no unprinted numerical HSK score is added.

What academic documents are needed?

Prepare your bachelor’s qualification and sealed transcripts, CV, language proof or the exact exemption, a study/research plan of at least 800 words and two relevant-field associate-professor/professor references. Other-language records need notarised Chinese/English translations. Graduating seniors and China-based graduates have additional stated records.

What other records are needed?

The guide asks for passport, blue-background photo, medical examination and no-criminal-record proof, plus bank or sponsor financial guarantee unless a scholarship recipient. Under-18 applicants provide guardian documents in China. The 2026 guide has exact passport, reference and medical dates; confirm the new cohort’s dates rather than copying expired ones.

How does admission work?

Apply through the official university portal. The International College checks eligibility; academic colleges assess applicants through an in-person, video or telephone interview. Follow the university’s fee notification and official admission, visa and registration instructions. The office does not accept paper application materials.

When can I apply?

The 2026 ordinary deadline was 30 April at 24:00 Beijing time. High-Level CSC applicants needed both systems by 15 February 2026. Both have passed. The guide describes annual September–October registration, with individual dates in the Admission Notice; confirm the next opening and subject start date.

What does study cost?

The current-linked May 2024 reference quotes master tuition CNY 21,000/year, indicative for a future cohort. The non-refundable application/registration charge is CNY 500 or USD 80, literal alternatives; insurance is CNY 800/year. Housing and personal costs are separate. Confirm the invoice before paying.

How do housing and scholarships work?

Current housing quotes single CNY 10,800 or double CNY 5,400/person/year, with allocation notified after admission. Scholarship recipients may receive fee waivers and living support under their specific award, with annual review; no award or room type is guaranteed. The current-linked CSC annex contains historical dates, so use the current scheme’s instructions.

How can Students Traffic help?

Students Traffic can help compare verified subjects, organise records and clarify English options, research fit, exact qualification, fees and housing. Applications use FAFU’s official system. Admission, scholarship, visa and degree decisions remain with the university and responsible authorities.