The **Master’s in Organic Chemistry at Northeast Normal University (NENU) in Changchun, China is a three‑year, full‑time academic graduate program offered by the School of Chemistry that leads to a Master’s degree in Organic Chemistry. It is included in NENU’s 2026 international student graduate program catalog and can be pursued in either English or Chinese instruction, with a standard study period of 3 years and an annual tuition fee of approximately ¥23,000 CNY for international students.
This program is designed to give students advanced theoretical knowledge and practical research skills in organic chemistry, focusing on the structure, synthesis, properties, and reactions of organic molecules. The curriculum typically balances rigorous coursework in topics such as modern organic synthesis, reaction mechanisms, and molecular structure with laboratory research training, allowing students to engage directly with experimental techniques and instrumentation. Organic chemistry at NENU benefits from active research groups within the School of Chemistry that specialize in areas such as heterocycle synthesis and catalytic methodologies, providing a strong environment for graduate study and scientific inquiry.
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.