Energy Chemistry

The self-funded 2026 degree application period was 2025-12-01 to 2026-05-10, Beijing time.

Healthy non-Chinese citizens aged 18–30 on 2026-09-01, holding or completing a high-school qualification; under-18s need a guardian guarantee. General bachelor routes last 4–5 years. English MBBS lasts 6 years and specifically requires age 18–25.

All bachelor applicants require CSCA mathematics, with professional Chinese for Chinese-medium study. Science, engineering, agriculture and medicine require physics, chemistry or both according to programme. Chinese Language bachelor applicants holding HSK 4 may obtain the prospectus’s Chinese-test exemption.

2027 international undergraduate applicants must be healthy non-Chinese citizens with an ordinary passport, normally aged 18–30 on 1 September 2027, and have graduated or be graduating from high school with satisfactory results. Under-18 applicants need the prescribed guarantee. Nationality review applies to applicants of Chinese origin; the four-year foreign nationality/passport and two-year overseas-residence rules apply only to the specified groups, assessed to 30 April 2027. Scholarship age limits apply separately. Chinese-medium humanities, economics, management, law and arts require HSK 5 ≥210; science, engineering, medicine and PE require HSK 4 ≥210, or the accepted school Chinese-medium certificate; Malaysian independent Chinese schools may provide UEC. Chinese Language follows the college’s specific language requirements. English-medium study accepts TOEFL iBT 80, IELTS Academic 6.0, English-medium high-school proof or an accepted equivalent; official-English-country applicants are exempt. CSCA mathematics is required, in the programme teaching language. The guide distinguishes humanities and STEM Professional Chinese and STEM physics/chemistry; Architecture and Urban/Rural Planning may follow either stream. Chinese Language applicants with HSK 4 or above are exempt from Professional Chinese.

2026 annual tuition in RMB: Chinese humanities 24,000; Chinese science, engineering, medicine, economics, management, law, arts, sports and Chinese Language 26,000; English MBBS 38,000; the three English design programmes 90,000.

Application fee RMB 400, non-refundable; medical insurance RMB 800/year.

CSC Type A goes through the applicant’s national receiving agency or Chinese embassy/consulate. Type B requires both XMU and CSC systems, using XMU agency 10384. Marine Scholarships have separate country and marine-related graduate subject restrictions.

Fujian Government awards are RMB 30,000/40,000/50,000 per academic year for bachelor/master/doctoral students, with annual review for renewal. XMU new-student awards cover tuition, with CSC-standard living allowances also available to outstanding postgraduates. Both require selection and approval.

Siming twin rooms: RMB 35–65/person/day; Xiang’an RMB 1,600–4,000/person/academic year; Zhangzhou RMB 1,100–1,200/person/academic year, excluding utilities. Housing is limited, with priority for scholarships covering accommodation; other students depend on remaining rooms.

Ordinary passport valid through at least 2026-10-31, birth certificate and parent identity documents, high-school qualification and full transcripts, language and CSCA results, one recommendation, personal statement of at least 800 words, physical examination and criminal-record certificate within 6 months, and financial guarantee. Scholarship applicants still need the financial guarantee; arts applicants require a portfolio.

2027 international undergraduate application: Submit passport valid to 31 October 2027, birth and parental ID documents, diploma or expected-graduation evidence, transcripts, language and CSCA results, one recommendation, a statement of at least 800 words in the programme teaching language, medical and criminal checks valid within six months, and financial guarantee/supporting documents. Final-year high-school students may provide a school good-conduct certificate instead of the criminal report. Art applicants submit portfolios. Other-language documents require notarized Chinese or English translations. Pre-acceptance is optional; departments may interview or test applicants.