LDU provides undergraduate and masters-level degrees in many disciplines. In the School of Computer Science, for instance, there are majors like Software Engineering and Information Security. The School of Business offers International Business, Finance, and Business Administration. Other faculties include Languages & Literature, Law & International Economics, Tourism Management, Logistics, Applied Engineering, and more. A foundation year in Chinese language is mandatory for international students before degree admission. Overall, the university offers over 48 undergraduate and more than 60 master’s specialties

Ludong University features three campuses—south, north, and east—located close to each other in Yantai. International students can stay in campus apartments with options ranging from single to quadruple rooms, equipped with air-conditioning, shared kitchens, CCTV, and internet. Rent ranges around RMB 30–55/day depending on room type. Campus accommodation includes 24‑hour check‑in and support services; students can move off-campus but must follow procedures. The university also provides structured reception, sports facilities, and daily meal options at low cost around RMB 25–40/day

International applicants must submit an international student application form, passport copy, and valid visa copy. For bachelor’s programs, a notarized senior high school graduation certificate and transcripts are required. Master’s applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree. Additional criteria include a medical certificate and sometimes identification of a Chinese trustee. Typically, degrees are conducted in Chinese, so proof of Chinese proficiency—often HSK level 4 or above—is required. Applications run on a typical timeline: apply by May‑August for autumn intake or January‑February for some language programs or spring intake .

Yes. Since all full-degree programs at Ludong are taught in Chinese, international students without sufficient proficiency must first complete a one-year Chinese language preparatory course. That enables enrollment in undergraduate or graduate programs afterward. Language courses typically cost around RMB 12,000 per year and are mandatory to ensure students can fully engage with curriculum delivered in Chinese

While no public accounts detail crime issues, Ludong University is located in a lower-density suburban district, providing a calm environment. International students stay in on-campus housing equipped with CCTV, controlled access, and 24‑hour reception centers. Support staff assist with daily life, and medical tests and insurance are required before enrollment. The universities' clear procedures imply a structured environment. Nonetheless, there are no known major safety incidents reported by students from public forums—suggesting a reasonably secure campus life .

Yantai is considered one of the safest cities in China with low crime rates and a very welcoming local population. The university campus is secure with 24/7 security and surveillance, gated entry, and regular patrols. International students report feeling safe both on and off-campus.

Yes, Ludong University has a dedicated international student support center, including emergency contacts, translators, and access to local police or medical help if needed. There's also a campus hotline for urgent situations.

Ludong University offers a wide range of programs in science, engineering, business, education, literature, and more. Bachelor’s, Master’s, and sometimes short-term diploma or exchange programs are available, with growing English-taught options in areas like business, IT, and international trade.

Yes, the university runs an excellent Chinese Language Program that helps students learn Mandarin at beginner to advanced levels. This is especially useful for those who want to later enroll in Chinese-taught degree programs

Ludong has a qualified and diverse faculty, many of whom hold PhDs and have international teaching or research experience. The university emphasizes research, practical skills, and industry connections, which adds real-world value to the coursework.

Yes, international students can apply for multiple scholarships including the Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC), Shandong Provincial Government Scholarship, and Ludong University Scholarship. These can cover tuition, accommodation, and sometimes monthly living allowances.

CSC scholarships are highly competitive, requiring strong academic records and recommendation letters. University and provincial scholarships are more accessible, especially for students who perform well during the first year or apply early with a complete, error-free application.

Yes, in some cases, Ludong University allows students to apply for merit-based or need-based aid after completing a semester or two. Maintaining a high GPA and active campus involvement increases your chances.

The university provides on-campus dormitories with single or shared rooms for international students. Rooms are equipped with essentials like beds, study tables, internet, heaters, and often private bathrooms. Costs vary by type and are budget-friendly compared to private housing.

Yes, but you need to inform the university and register your residence with the local police station as per Chinese law. Many students choose to live near the campus in shared apartments once they are familiar with the city and surroundings.

Yantai is quite affordable. Monthly living expenses (including food, travel, and basic entertainment) generally range between ¥1,000–¥2,000 RMB. Local food is cheap and healthy, and student discounts are available for many services.

Yes, but you must apply for a work visa (Z visa). It requires a confirmed job offer from a Chinese company, usually with at least two years of relevant experience or a postgraduate degree. Some cities now support more flexible graduate stay-back policies.

Yes. The university has a Career Services Center that hosts job fairs, connects students with employers, offers resume and interview workshops, and helps with internship placements. International students can benefit from this support if they plan to work in China or abroad.