1. Academic Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree in a related field (e.g., forestry, ecology, environmental science, biology, or materials engineering).

Minimum GPA: 3.0/4.0 or equivalent (75/100 in Chinese grading).

2. Language Proficiency

Chinese-Taught Programs:

HSK 5 (210+/300) for most programs.

HSK 4 (180+/300) accepted for engineering/fieldwork-heavy programs with strong academic background.

English-Taught Programs (Limited Availability):

IELTS 6.0 or TOEFL 80.

3. Program-Specific Requirements

Thesis-Based Programs (e.g., Forestry, Wildlife Conservation):

Research proposal (800–1,000 words) aligned with faculty expertise (e.g., boreal ecology, carbon sequestration).

Prior fieldwork/research experience preferred.

Course-Based Programs (e.g., Forest Economics, Sustainable Materials):

Statement of purpose highlighting career goals.

4. Required Documents

Application Form (Online submission).

Bachelor’s Transcripts & Diploma (Notarized + translated).

Language Certificate (HSK/IELTS/TOEFL).

Two Recommendation Letters (Academic or professional).

CV/Resume (Highlighting research, fieldwork, or industry experience).

Study Plan/Research Proposal (For thesis-based programs).

Physical Examination Record (Including TB test).

Financial Proof (Bank statement covering tuition + living costs).

5. Deadlines & Process

Fall Intake: Apply by May 31.

Spring Intake: Apply by November 30 (Limited programs).

Interview: Required for research-based programs (conducted online if overseas).

6. Scholarships

Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC): Covers tuition + stipend.

NEFU-WWF Joint Scholarship: For wildlife conservation majors (includes fieldwork funding).

Heilongjiang Provincial Scholarship: Partial tuition waivers.

Requirements may vary for each program. Please visit the program page for specific requirements.