Chang'an University (CHD), founded in 1951 and located in Xi'an, China, is a prominent institution directly governed by the Ministry of Education. Recognized as a key development university under the State's "211 Project," CHD is renowned for its focus on engineering and transportation studies, particularly in highway transportation, and is one of the earliest universities in western China to welcome international students.

The Master’s program in Disaster-Prevention & Reduction Engineering & Protection Engineering equips students with advanced knowledge and skills to address complex challenges in disaster management and risk reduction. The curriculum emphasizes practical applications, including risk assessment, emergency response strategies, and sustainable engineering practices. This program's unique focus on disaster resilience and its interdisciplinary approach prepare graduates for impactful careers in both public and private sectors, ensuring they are well-equipped to contribute to global safety and sustainability initiatives.