NUIST is China's meteorology university — it trains much of the national weather service — and its environmental science & engineering master's leans hard into the atmosphere: air-quality modelling with WRF-Chem, environmental meteorology and pollution-control mechanisms, taught in English in a city ringed by the Yangtze delta's air-quality challenges.
Key facts
Duration
24 months (2 years)
Language
English
Format
Full-time
Intake
September
Specialization tracks
Atmospheric EnvironmentEnvironmental ChemistryPollution Control MechanismsEnvironmental MeteorologyEnvironmental Materials
Curriculum modules
Atmospheric chemistry & modelling — Air-quality science including WRF-Chem modelling.
Water & wastewater treatment — Preliminary through advanced treatment principles.
Environmental monitoring — Measurement and data methods.
Thesis — Supervised research from year two.
Admission requirements
Bachelor's degree in environment, engineering or a related field
English proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS) for non-native speakers
Fees and deadlines change every year: always confirm them on the official page before applying.
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