Bachelor in New Energy Science and Engineering
The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen• Shenzhen, GuangdongAbout Bachelor in New Energy Science and Engineering
The Bachelor's in New Energy Science and Engineering at CUHK-Shenzhen is an English-taught degree that joins physics, chemistry, and environmental science to tackle energy challenges. Core themes include solar energy conversion, hydrogen production and storage, and smart grid technology. Described as the first programme of its kind in China, it prepares graduates for work in photovoltaics, batteries, and energy research.
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Degree Type
Bachelor
Language
English
Tuition Fee
¥115,000/year
Field
Renewable Energy
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Degree Type
Bachelor
Language
English
Tuition Fee
¥115,000/year
Application Fee
¥200
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