Environmental Monitoring Technology

Course Overview

Course Benefits

Students in environmental monitoring‑related programs gain foundational knowledge in environmental science, sampling techniques, data analysis, and pollution assessment. The curriculum is structured around theoretical study combined with practical lab work, internships, and field monitoring exercises. Over time, these programs have grown to address industry demands for trained professionals who can work in environmental agencies, consulting firms, and research institutions. Graduates have been employed in areas such as air and water quality monitoring, environmental impact assessment, and regulatory compliance. International students benefit from exposure to Chinese environmental challenges and solutions, building competencies that are relevant both in China and overseas. Programs encourage research participation and may provide access to modern testing equipment and environmental laboratories. Overall, the training supports career readiness by equipping students with technical skills, professional practice exposure, and an understanding of environmental policy frameworks.

General Eligibility

To apply, you normally must:

• Complete higher secondary education (12 years) with satisfactory grades.

• Submit academic transcripts, passport copy, and proof of language ability (HSK for Chinese‑taught programs; IELTS/TOEFL/PTE/Duolingo for English‑taught programs).

• Meet health check and visa requirements.

• Some scholarships are offered for international students, including Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC) and provincial/ university scholarships; applications usually require separate forms and financial documentation.

Part Time Work Details

Chinese student visas often allow limited part‑time work on campus; foreign students must follow local regulations, typically part‑time up to 20 hr/week during term time.

Language Requirement

• Most programs at SDUT are taught in Chinese. For international applicants, HSK language test scores (usually HSK Level 4 or above) are typically required for instruction in Chinese. If a program is offered in English, acceptable exams could include:

  • IELTS: 6.0 or higher

  • TOEFL iBT: 80+

  • PTE Academic: 50+

  • Duolingo English Test: 105+
    (Check the specific program page; these scores are typical minimums.)