The Master’s in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at Northeast Normal University (NENU) in Changchun, China is a three‑year, full‑time academic graduate program offered by the School of Life Sciences that leads to a Master’s degree (M.Sc.) in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology with instruction in English for international students. It is officially listed in NENU’s 2026 international student graduate program catalog as an English‑taught master’s major with a standard study period of 3 years and an annual tuition of about ¥23,000 CNY.
This program is designed to equip students with a solid foundation in the core principles of biochemistry and molecular biology, along with rigorous research training. The curriculum typically covers advanced topics such as biomolecular structure and function, gene expression and regulation, metabolism, protein chemistry, and modern analytical and laboratory techniques, with a strong emphasis on combining theoretical knowledge with hands‑on experimental work. Students undertake both coursework and independent research, guided by faculty mentors, and complete a master’s thesis demonstrating their ability to conduct scientific investigation in the life sciences.
NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements.
It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.
Extra Notes
1. The application fee is non-refundable, regardless of the admission result.
2. If necessary, the University will contact applicants via email ([email protected]) to request supplementary supporting materials and to inform them of admission results. Please ensure the email address provided on the application form is accurate.
3. Admission qualification will not be retained if the applicant fails to register on time. Students cannot invite family members without permission from the hosting university.
4. All application materials must be submitted again upon registration. Applicants are responsible for the authenticity of the information provided and the materials submitted. If any inconsistency with the facts is found, the University reserves the right to cancel the admission; for those already registered, student status will be revoked.