Bachelor Xi’an with Stipend (Land Resource Management)
- Language: English
- Duration: 4 Year
- Intake: September
- Tuition: ¥16,000/year
- Dormitory: ¥7,200/year
- Scholarship covers: ¥8,000 off tuition, ¥1,500 stipend
- CSCA: Required

Admission 2027 for international students · Xi'an, China
Chang’an University is a national public university located in Xi’an, Shaanxi Province, China. It is directly administered by the Ministry of Education and is known for its strong focus on engineering and applied sciences. The university was formed in 2000 through the merger of several institutions with long histories in transportation, civil engineering, and geology.
Chang’an University is especially well regarded in fields such as highway and railway engineering, transportation planning, civil engineering, geological sciences, and land resource management. Many of its programs are closely connected to China’s infrastructure development and urbanization needs.
The university has multiple campuses in Xi’an and offers undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral programs to students from across China and abroad. With a strong emphasis on practical training and research, Chang’an University maintains close ties with industry and government agencies. Its location in the historic city of Xi’an also gives students access to a rich cultural and academic environment.
No programmes are open right now. 15 closed programmes are listed for reference; ask us about the next intake.
We currently list 15 programmes at Chang'an University across Bachelor levels, of which 0 are open for applications.
Programmes we list at Chang'an University include: Partial Scholarship. Each programme shows what its scholarship covers.
Chang'an University admits international students in September. Apply early, as places and scholarships are limited.
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