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A four-year English-taught PhD in Ecology at Ocean University of China, Qingdao, covering ecological theory and its application to marine and terrestrial systems, with research in biodiversity, conservation, and ecosystem management, informed by the university’s oceanography and fisheries expertise.
The PhD in Ecology is a four-year English-taught programme examining ecological systems and their environmental relationships. It supports original research for careers in academia, environmental research, and related applied domains.
The four-year PhD in Ecology at Northeast Normal University combines ecological theory with field and laboratory work on environmental change, species interactions, and ecosystem function. It reflects the university’s long-standing engagement with ecological research. Teaching is in English.
A four-year English-taught PhD in Ecology at Northeast Forestry University in Harbin, delivered through the College of Wildlife and Protected Area, requiring original research under faculty supervision.
A four-year English-taught PhD in Education, grounded in educational research and practice. Students produce original scholarly work relevant to academic and professional contexts in the education sector.
Hebei University offers a three-year English-taught PhD in Education. The programme focuses on theoretical and applied research in education, including curriculum development, learning processes, and educational systems.

Dongbei University of Finance and Economics delivers a three-year English-taught PhD in Education Economics and Management, supporting research on financing, governance, policy analysis, and performance evaluation within education systems.
A four-year English-taught PhD in Education Leadership and Management at Southwest University, with research based in the Faculty of Education and conducted under faculty supervision.
The three-year PhD in Educational Administration focuses on leadership, policy evaluation, and organisational dynamics within educational institutions and systems.
Beijing Normal University’s three-year PhD in Educational Economics and Administration examines the intersection of education policy, the economics of education, and school-level administration. Candidates undertake original dissertation research in English.
A four-year English-taught PhD in Educational Economy and Management requiring original research conducted under faculty supervision.
This PhD in Educational Leadership and Policy is a three-year doctoral programme focusing on educational management, leadership development, and policy analysis, with attention to global education issues. It features academic collaboration with Stockholm University’s Institute of International Education. Graduates typically enter international organisations, government education departments, or university teaching and research roles.
A four-year PhD in Educational Management and Policy, taught in English, examining education policy, leadership, and institutional management. It draws on Northeast Normal University’s focus on teacher education and educational research in China.
A three-year English-taught PhD in Educational Technology in Beijing, with core areas in instructional design, performance technology, and information-engineering education. Additional research spans strategy science and technology education, supporting academic, industry, and education-consultancy roles.
The four-year PhD in Electrical and Electronic Engineering is co-supervised by Xi’an Jiaotong–Liverpool University and the University of Liverpool. Research areas include power systems, electronics, robotics, IoT, and high-voltage engineering; the degree is awarded by the University of Liverpool and recognised by China’s Ministry of Education.
A four-year English-taught PhD in Electrical Engineering at Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics in Nanjing. Research areas include signal processing, control systems, and renewable energy technologies, with emphasis on applied research and interdisciplinary collaboration.
The PhD in Electrical Engineering explores electrical systems and technologies as applied to water infrastructure, energy efficiency, and smart grid integration in water-related sectors. It connects core electrical engineering concepts with Hohai University’s strengths in hydraulic and environmental systems. The four-year programme is based in Nanjing.
A four-year English-taught PhD in Electrical Engineering at Tianjin University, focusing on power systems, signal processing, and telecommunications. The programme integrates theoretical knowledge with practical application and requires original research.
This is a three-year English-taught PhD programme in Electrical Engineering. Students conduct independent research under academic supervision at Xi’an Jiaotong University.
A four-year English-taught PhD in Electrical Engineering at Chongqing University, centred on power systems, control systems, and communications. The programme prioritises practical applications and industry collaboration, and builds research capability for roles in academia, industry, and research institutions.
The four-year PhD in Electrical Engineering at Harbin Institute of Technology addresses signal processing, control systems, and power electronics. It develops advanced research capability for careers in academia, industry, and government research organisations.
Based in Zhenjiang, this four-year English-taught PhD in Electrical Engineering at Jiangsu University emphasises research in electric drive systems, power electronics, new energy integration, and reliable control technologies for electrical systems.
North China Electric Power University in Beijing offers a four-year English-language PhD in Electrical Engineering, where candidates carry out original research guided by faculty supervisors.

The four-year PhD in Electrical Engineering centres on advanced research methods and conceptual development in the discipline. Students pursue interdisciplinary projects addressing practical engineering challenges. The programme supports progression to research, teaching, or technical roles in diverse sectors.