Question 1

What can I study in English?

Accepted Answer

English degree options span chemical and applied chemistry fields, pharmaceutical sciences, environmental, mechanical, electrical, computing and civil engineering, plus business, finance, economics and trade. Master choices include chemical, pharmaceutical, civil/water and business/economics fields. Choose the exact degree row and school; a website sidebar is not a master catalogue.

Question 2

How long are the degrees?

Accepted Answer

The listed English bachelors take four years. English International Business master study is expressly 2.5 years; the other supported English master programmes take three years. The 2.5-year route’s annual tuition tariff does not prove its last half-year bill or a total programme price.

Question 3

Is Business Administration an MBA?

Accepted Answer

The current international master catalogue names Business Administration without establishing an MBA award or its academic/professional classification. Confirm the exact final award before applying. The bachelor Business Administration profile expressly describes a Bachelor of Management; it is not presented as a BBA.

Question 4

What English scores are required?

Accepted Answer

The 2026 English bachelor rule accepts at least one of native/official English, IELTS 5.5, TOEFL 60, high-school English-medium evidence or other university-recognised English evidence. For masters the corresponding test levels are IELTS 6.0 or TOEFL 80, with undergraduate English-medium evidence among the alternatives.

Question 5

Which undergraduate CSCA papers apply?

Accepted Answer

Chemical Engineering, Applied Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Science and Environmental Engineering require Mathematics and Chemistry. Mechanical, electrical, computing, software and civil routes require Mathematics and Physics. Business Administration, International Economics and Trade and Finance require Mathematics. These English-route papers are in English. Graduate application documents follow the separate master checklist.

Question 6

What age and nationality conditions apply?

Accepted Answer

The 2026 bachelor standard is age 18–25 inclusive, high-school graduation and good health. Its checklist mentions guardians for under-18 cases, but that does not establish an exception to the published minimum. Masters require a bachelor’s degree, strong academics and good physical and mental health; no general master age ceiling is added here. All applicants must meet the applicable foreign-nationality rules.

Question 7

What additional nationality records may be needed?

Accepted Answer

The 2026 bachelor guide sets specific former-Chinese citizenship and overseas-residence cutoffs, including two years abroad in 30 April 2022–30 April 2026 for applicable cases. Chinese-parent cases require relevant parental permanent-residence evidence. Masters have their own nationality/cancellation checklist; do not transfer the bachelor residence window to graduate applications. Chinese-nationality findings can revoke eligibility or status.

Question 8

What documents do master applicants prepare?

Accepted Answer

Prepare the bachelor’s qualification or current-study proof, complete highest-level transcripts, English evidence, two professor/associate-professor recommendations with contact details, passport pages and stamps, health and police records, applicable nationality documents and a signed commitment. Research papers are submitted if available. The regular checklist does not establish a universal study-plan word count or supervisor acceptance letter.

Question 9

When should I apply?

Accepted Answer

The published 2026 degree deadline was 30 May, subject to programme enrolment arrangements, with registration in early September 2026. These dates are past and are not rolled into 2027. Check the official portal for the next cycle, programme opening and exact registration instructions before planning travel.

Question 10

How much are tuition and insurance?

Accepted Answer

The 2026 English tuition schedule gives CNY 18,800 per year for bachelors and CNY 24,800 for masters. The non-refundable application charge is CNY 400 and comprehensive insurance is CNY 1,000 per academic year. Confirm the next-cycle schedule and any programme-specific invoice; scholarship awards are separate decisions.

Question 11

When should I pay the university?

Accepted Answer

Wait for the official electronic pre-admission offer and payment notice before remitting funds. Upload the application-charge receipt through the portal. The English guide refers to prepaid tuition before final documents, so confirm the required amount and timing directly. The published process does not establish a fixed deposit amount for every applicant.

Question 12

Are scholarships automatic?

Accepted Answer

No. The guide identifies government Type A through the home-country dispatching authority, Type B through the university subject to the specific call, and a university freshman scholarship for academically strong international applicants. Award eligibility, level coverage, dates and benefits follow the applicable notice. Do not budget a tuition waiver before a confirmed award.

Question 13

Where will I live and do I need Chinese?

Accepted Answer

The accommodation page lists Pingfeng degree rooms at CNY 5,300/year for double rooms or CNY 3,500 for quadruple rooms, with optional CNY 660 bedding. Confirm exact teaching and residence allocation. Business and standard trade profiles mention a Chinese level-4 graduation standard; confirm the applicable programme plan and assessment. This is separate from the English entry certificate rules, and a universal master graduation threshold is not inferred.

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