Chang'an University, founded in 1951 and located in Xi'an, China, is a prominent institution directly under the Ministry of Education. Recognized as a key development university under the "211 Project," it excels in engineering and transportation studies and is one of the earliest universities in western China to recruit international students. With a diverse range of disciplines, including humanities and sciences, Chang'an is renowned for its quality teaching and extensive research facilities.

The Master’s in Environmental Geology program at Chang'an University equips students with a comprehensive understanding of geological processes and environmental issues. This program emphasizes practical skills in environmental assessment and management, preparing graduates for careers in environmental consulting, government agencies, and research institutions. Unique features of the curriculum include hands-on laboratory experiences and access to advanced research equipment, which enhance learning and research opportunities in the field.