Course Overview
A master’s in an analysis and inspection‑linked field at Zhengzhou University provides advanced academic preparation and practical exposure in scientific measurement, analytical techniques, and quality inspection methods found in laboratories, industrial settings, or environmental health units. Core learning includes theoretical study and laboratory training with modern instruments, sample preparation, quantitative and qualitative methods, and technical reporting.
ZZU’s faculty members often engage in research projects and applied collaborations, offering students opportunities to participate in real testing and analysis tasks. The university’s Analysis and Test Center is equipped with various precision instruments where learners can gain hands‑on experience in analytical work. Research and project work help students build analytical thinking and technical competency that applies across sectors such as food and drug inspection, environmental monitoring, product quality assessments, and industrial laboratories.
Graduates can pursue professional roles as laboratory analysts, quality control technicians, inspection engineers, or move on to doctoral education in related scientific disciplines. The broad academic environment, large research infrastructure, and international student community contribute to a learning setting that supports academic growth and peer exchange across cultures.
General Eligibility
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A recognised bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution.
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Official academic transcripts and diploma.
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Language proficiency proof (Chinese HSK or English exam scores where required).
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Application materials like personal statement, recommendation letters, passport copy.
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Some programs may request research proposals or interviews.
Scholarships: Available options include:
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Chinese Government Scholarship (covers tuition and stipend).
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Henan Provincial Scholarships.
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Zhengzhou University Scholarships for international students.
Applications are typically submitted through ZZU’s international admissions portal before the autumn intake deadlines.
Part Time Work Details
On student visa, usually up to 20 hours per week during term; full‑time in holiday periods (visa regulations apply)
Language Requirement