Security Engineering is a multidisciplinary field focused on the study of safety systems and their performance. Safety systems refer to the interconnected measures and facilities designed to ensure safety, encompassing management protocols, equipment, and technical safeguards. Safety performance involves the capacity of these systems to resist and respond to various threats, including risk assessment, design, implementation, and maintenance of control measures.
Program Features
Comprehensive Education: Students develop a solid foundation in natural sciences, engineering, and safety-related technologies, paired with training in humanities, social sciences, and sustainable safety and health practices.
Technical Expertise: Emphasis on mastering the principles and techniques of safety science, including risk assessment, hazard prevention, and control strategies.
Practical Skills: Hands-on practice in safety engineering experiments equips students to address complex safety challenges innovatively.
Global Vision: Cultivation of international perspectives, humanistic qualities, and a commitment to the core values of socialism.
Career Prospects
Graduates of this program are equipped to work in various industries such as machinery, electronics, chemical engineering, and construction. Career opportunities include: Scientific Research, Technical Development, Engineering Design, Risk Assessment, Regulatory Roles, Emergency Management, Organizational Management
This program also prepares students for certification as Registered Safety Engineers, making them highly qualified professionals in the field of safety engineering and management.
Academic Requirement: High School Degree
Score Requirement: Above 70% or B or equivalent
HSK Requirement: HSK 4
In order to graduate, Chinese-taught International undergraduate students should achieve Level 5 in Chinese proficiency exam (HSK), with a total score of 180 or above in listening, reading, and writing.
In order to receive a graduation certificate, Chinese-taught International undergraduate students should complete all courses and procedures specified in the training plan, obtain all credits specified in the training plan and meet the graduation requirements within the prescribed study period.
In order to receive a bachelor’s degree certificate, Chinese-taught International undergraduate students must have an average GPA of 1.8 and meet other conditions for awarding a bachelor's degree within the prescribed study period.
Following expenses are for first year only
Application Fees: CNY 200
Registration Fees: CNY 400
Physical Examination: CNY 550 (to be paid to Entry-Exit Inspection undefinedamp; Quarantine Bureau)
Annual Expenses from first year to last year
Tuition fee: CNY 20,000 / year.
Accommodation: CNY 4,500 to 4,900 per person per academic year (Double-room)
Insurance: CNY 600 / year (to be paid to the life insurance company)
Resident Permit: CNY 400 every time (to be paid to Public Security Bureau by candidate)
Books: Flexible, about CNY 600 / year
Living expenses: Approximately CNY 1,000 /month (Depends on your personal budget)
1. Apply at “Online Application System” http://admission.ujs.edu.cn;
3. High School Diploma: The original or notarized copy of the high school diploma. Current high school graduates should provide a pre-graduation certificate issued by their schools (graduation date should be before February 28, 2025). Upon registration, the official high school diploma must be submitted.
Starting Time:
Autumn: Sep. 10-11, 2025
Duration:4 Years
Teaching Medium:Chinese
Qualification Awarded:Bachelor Program
Application Deadline:
Autumn: July 14, 2025
Overseas Education College, Jiangsu University
No. 301 Xuefu Road, Zhenjiang, Jiangsu, P.R.China
212013
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