Master in Physics (taught in Chinese)

For Master in Physics (taught in Chinese), applications for the Aug 2027 intake close on May 1, 2027, and tuition is 2,945 USD per year.

The Master in Physics is a 4-year program at Yanshan University, taught in Chinese. It's for students who want a Master's degree in Physics.

The curriculum includes subjects like physics and related skills. Students develop skills in these areas and get hands-on experience with experiments and projects.

Graduates can become Physicists, Research Scientists, or Laboratory Technicians. They can work in industries like technology or education, for employers like research centers or universities.

Yanshan University in Qinhuangdao, China, is a comprehensive institution with deep strengths in engineering, materials science, chemistry and computer science. Founded in 1920, YSU enrolls around 38,000 students and hosts extensive research facilities, including state key laboratories and numerous national and provincial research centers. The university offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs and emphasizes high-quality research that supports industry and national development goals.

YSU combines a strong disciplinary focus with interdisciplinary collaboration, offering doctoral, master and undergraduate degree programs across engineering, science, management, law and the arts. Recognized for its research performance, several disciplines rank in national assessments and ESI global indices, and the campus supports innovation through a high-tech park and technology transfer initiatives. International partnerships with more than 80 universities foster exchanges, joint programs and collaborative research opportunities.

International applicants will find structured programs, scholarship possibilities and offices that assist with admission and visa processes. The university promotes practical training through industry-aligned projects, internships and laboratory-based learning that prepare graduates for technical careers and research roles. Prospective students should review program offerings and research strengths, and reach out to international admissions to identify scholarships and pathways that match their academic profile and professional goals.