Master in Environmental Science (NKU-Glasgow Dual)

Nankai University is a prestigious multidisciplinary university in Tianjin with a century of academic excellence since its founding in 1919. As a member of China’s top university groups, Nankai offers strong programs across sciences, humanities, business and the arts, with particular recognition for mathematics, chemistry, history and economics. The campus culture blends rigorous scholarship with a tradition of civic engagement and intellectual inquiry.

Nankai provides extensive academic resources including four main libraries, large digital collections and dedicated research centres, enabling students to pursue ambitious projects and cross-disciplinary study. Facilities for sports, cultural activities and student organizations support a balanced student life, while the multipurpose smart campus card and widespread campus wifi make daily life convenient. Close links with industry and research institutes create internship and research opportunities for undergraduates and postgraduates.

Located in Tianjin, a dynamic city close to Beijing, Nankai students benefit from thriving industry, international business presence and cultural events. International students find strong orientation support, language resources and a welcoming campus community. Graduates leave with strong credentials, research experience and the professional networks needed to succeed in academic, public and private sectors at home and abroad.

The Master in Environmental Science (NKU-Glasgow Dual) is a 2-year master's degree for international students, taught in English, at Nankai University in Tianjin, China. This program focuses on environmental issues and sustainable development.

The curriculum includes subjects like environmental chemistry, ecology, and conservation biology, with hands-on components like laboratory work and field trips. Students develop skills in research methods, data interpretation, and environmental management.

Graduates can pursue careers as Environmental Consultants, Sustainability Specialists, Conservation Biologists, Research Scientists, or Policy Analysts, working in government agencies, private companies, or non-profit organizations.