Bachelor in New Energy Science and Engineering

The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen offers a modern research university experience on a large, green campus in the rapidly growing city of Shenzhen. Built with a vision to blend tradition and innovation, CUHK-Shenzhen provides a comprehensive range of programs and facilities designed to support academic excellence, research collaboration and international exchange. The campus includes dining halls, student hostels, sports facilities and extensive academic resources to support daily life and study.

CUHK-Shenzhen emphasizes scholarship and student support, with a range of admission and ongoing awards for academic achievement and leadership. International applicants are considered for multi-year entry scholarships and a variety of bursaries, while provincial and city-sponsored scholarships further expand funding opportunities. The university also runs mentorship and work-study programs that help students gain experience and supplement living expenses.

Student life benefits from Shenzhen’s vibrant economy, cultural diversity and coastal leisure, offering easy access to internships, industry partnerships and a lively urban scene. Over 30 student societies, regular cultural events and well-equipped sports facilities create a balanced campus experience. For international students seeking strong academic support, scholarship options and proximity to industry in one of China’s most dynamic cities, CUHK-Shenzhen presents an attractive, future-focused choice.

The Bachelor in New Energy Science and Engineering is a 4-year degree at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen. It's for students who want to help solve the energy crisis by learning about renewable energy and sustainable technologies.

This program teaches students about solar energy, hydrogen production, energy storage, and smart grids. They'll learn skills like photochemistry, electrochemistry, and biomolecular engineering through hands-on projects and research.

Graduates can work as solar panel engineers, fuel cell technicians, energy efficiency consultants, or smart grid operators. They can also work in industries like lithium battery production, energy research, and power utilities.