Professional Overview:

Marine science is a disciline that studies the natural phenomena, properties and changing patterns of the ocean, as well as environmental and resource issues related to the ocean. This major integrates knowledge from multiple disciplines such as physics, chemistry, biology, and geology to explore the mysteries of the ocean and solve practical problems in Marine development and environmental protection.

Basic theory course:

Fundamentals of Mathematics and Physics: Advanced Mathematics, Linear Algebra, Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics, College Physics (mechanics, Electromagnetism, etc.), providing tools for quantitative analysis of Marine phenomena.

Fundamentals of Chemistry: Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Marine Chemistry, which study the material composition of seawater, chemical equilibrium and chemical processes in the ocean.

Biological Foundation: General Biology, Cell Biology, Ecology, understanding the structure and function of Marine organisms and the operation mechanism of Marine ecosystems.

High school graduation or above; Applicants must be non-Chinese citizens. Obey laws and regulations, be diligent and eager to learn, have excellent academic performance, good conduct, be willing to abide by Chinese laws and regulations as well as the school rules and regulations of Shantou University, be friendly to China, and be physically and mentally healthy.

For students applying for programs taught in Chinese, except for the major of Teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other Languages, all other majors require a score of at least level 4 or above in the Chinese Proficiency Test (HSK). Students who have completed their secondary school studies in Chinese can apply for exemption from submitting this certificate. Students applying for all-English-taught programs have no such requirement. Students whose Chinese proficiency does not meet the standard can apply to our school for Chinese language study first. 

1. Scanned copy of personal information in passpor

2. Proof of high school education (or above)

3.  Scanned copies of academic transcripts for each academic year during high school (or above).

4. Proof of Chinese proficiency