Food Science and Engineering is an interdisciplinary major that integrates multiple disciplines such as chemistry, biology, engineering, and nutrition. It mainly studies the processing principles, storage and preservation, nutritional components, safety detection, and industrial production technologies of food. Its core objective is to enhance food quality, ensure food safety, develop new types of food, and promote the sustainable development of the food industry through scientific and technological means. From daily consumed bread and milk to functional health foods, from traditional brewing techniques to modern intelligent manufacturing, this major covers the entire food industry chain and aims to cultivate compound talents with both scientific research innovation and engineering practice capabilities

International students applying for a master's degree should be no older than 35 years old (inclusive) and should have

The corresponding bachelor's degree or above. International students applying for a doctoral program should be no older than 40 years old

(Including 40 years old), should have the corresponding master's degree or above.

2. Language proficiency requirements:

(1) For Chinese-taught programs: In principle, the Chinese Proficiency Test (HSK) IV is required

Level or above, or provide corresponding proof of Chinese language proficiency. Countries such as Malaysia and Singapore

Those who have received 12 years of Chinese language education only need to provide corresponding proof, and there is no need to provide HSK

Certificate.

Note: Students who fail to reach the Chinese proficiency level may be required to take Chinese remedial courses for one year depending on the circumstances.

(2) For non-Chinese-taught programs: If the language of instruction for the program is English, the native language or the official language

For those whose language is not English, TOEFL (72 points or above) or IELTS (both) are required

Transcripts with a score of 5.5 or above, or provide other corresponding proof of English proficiency

The requirements vary according to different majors. The official language is English or completed before

Those whose academic education is taught entirely in English need to provide corresponding proof. Our school collaborates with foreign universities

Applicants for the training program can submit materials issued by the relevant teaching units of our university

Proof of language proficiency can replace HSK certificates or TOEFL or IELTS score reports.

1. Personal resume and photo;

2. Valid passport (a foreigner's ordinary passport with a validity period of at least one year), in

Chinese visa (required for students in China)

3. Graduation certificate, highest academic degree certificate (original and notarized in Chinese or English)

(Item);

4. An official transcript provided by the highest academic degree institution (original and notarized in Chinese or English)

(Item);

5. Personal statement and a brief research plan (about 800 words in Chinese/English)

Applicants for the doctoral program are also required to submit a brief account of their research experience (or abstract of their thesis).

6. Two recommendation letters for the title of associate professor or above;

7. A pre-approval letter for acceptance issued by the graduate supervisor of the intended major (Template 1);

8. Proof of language proficiency;

9. Applicants who are already studying in China need to provide proof of their original school performance.

10. Physical examination report (The examination results must have a valid official seal and be valid for 6 months.

Board 2);

11. Certificate of no criminal record (Students not in China need to provide it through the Chinese embassy.

Certified criminal record clearance materials; Students in China need to provide information about their various stages in China

The local police station of the place of residence issues a certificate of no criminal record and a commitment letter. The commitment letter can be found in Template 3.

12. Scholarship Application Form for Newly Recruited International Students (Attachment 2);

13. Supporting materials for achievements. Such as course study, scientific research, social practice, and Chinese

Language learning, etc.