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A four-year English-language PhD in Ecology offered by East China Normal University in Shanghai. Training covers ecological principles and research methodologies, with practical research experience and emphasis on interdisciplinary collaboration. Career preparation is for academia, research, and environmental policy.

This PhD programme in Energy and Environmental Engineering is a three-year, English-taught research degree. Students carry out independent research on topics including energy systems, pollution control, or sustainable resource management. Faculty supervision is provided by the University of Shanghai for Science and Technology.
The four-year PhD in Energy Chemical Engineering at ECUST addresses chemical processes relevant to energy conversion, storage, and sustainability. Rooted in the university’s chemical technology heritage, it spans catalysis, electrochemistry, and process intensification. Teaching and research are conducted in English.
A four-year English-taught PhD in Environmental Science at East China Normal University in Shanghai. It develops research capability and theoretical understanding to tackle environmental issues through interdisciplinary study combining theory and practice. Graduates pursue careers in academia, research institutions, and environmental policy.

A four-year English-taught PhD in Environmental Science and Engineering at East China University of Science and Technology (ECUST), a public research university in Shanghai. ECUST’s roots in chemical technology inform this programme, which operates across its campuses in Xuhui, Fengxian, and Jinshan districts.
A four-year English-taught PhD in Estuarine and Coastal Science at East China Normal University focused on coastal ecosystems and their management, incorporating interdisciplinary study and fieldwork to support careers in academia, environmental consulting, and policy development.
A three-year English-taught PhD in Fishery Economics at Shanghai Ocean University, addressing the economics of fisheries and marine resources—including sustainability challenges—through integration of economic theory and real-world analysis for academia, government, or private-sector roles.




