The PhD in Mineral Processing Engineering falls under the first-level discipline of Mineral Engineering and builds on a long-standing and nationally recognised academic tradition in mineral processing that dates back to the early 1950s. The discipline itself has been authorised to award doctoral degrees since 1984 and is rated highly in China’s national discipline evaluations, with strong research infrastructure such as key national and provincial laboratories and engineering research centres supporting advanced study and innovation.
NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements. It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.
Extra Notes
In Xuzhou (Main Campus):
Wenchang Campus: The primary and historic campus in Xuzhou.
Nanhu Campus: Another modern campus in Xuzhou, known for its efficient layout and complete infrastructure.
In Beijing (CUMT-Beijing):
Xueyuan Road Campus: Located in Haidian District, a hub for higher education in Beijing.
Shahe Campus: Situated in the Shahe Higher Education Zone in Changping District.