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This four-year PhD programme builds expertise in geological sciences, with research supported by university facilities including a mobile marine laboratory system. It develops analytical and field-based skills applicable to earth surface and subsurface processes. The scope includes both terrestrial and marine geological settings.
This PhD programme centres on geophysical methods and their application to subsurface characterisation, particularly in energy-related contexts. It is a four-year, English-taught research degree offered by China University of Petroleum (East China) in Qingdao. Supervised original research forms the core of the programme.
This four-year PhD programme studies chemical processes in marine environments, including marine biogeochemistry and environmental chemistry. Research draws on oceanographic processes and is supported by research vessels and international collaboration. The work connects molecular-scale reactions to large-scale ocean systems.
This four-year PhD programme covers marine geophysics, including seismic analysis and ocean floor mapping. It integrates theory with applied research using the university’s marine facilities. The focus lies on understanding physical properties and processes of the seabed and sub-seabed.
A four-year English-taught PhD in Physics and Optical Information Science at Ocean University of China, Qingdao. Core content spans physics principles and optical technologies, with research opportunities in quantum optics and photonic systems. Students have access to advanced facilities and are encouraged to engage in interdisciplinary projects.
This four-year PhD programme, delivered by the College of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, addresses resources and environment through an environmental science lens. It applies interdisciplinary methods to sustainable resource management and environmental challenges. Research spans chemical analysis, process modelling, and policy-relevant assessment.


