Chang'an University (CHD), founded in 1951 and located in Xi'an, China, is a prominent institution directly under the Ministry of Education and recognized as a key development university in the "211 Project." Known for its strong emphasis on engineering and transportation, CHD has a diverse range of academic disciplines, including science, economics, management, and humanities, and is one of the earliest universities in western China to accept international students.

The Master’s in Geochemistry program at CHD equips students with advanced knowledge in chemical processes within geological systems, focusing on areas such as environmental geochemistry and resource exploration. This program is distinctive for its integration of theoretical knowledge and practical applications, preparing graduates for successful careers in research, academia, and industry. Students will benefit from access to state-of-the-art laboratories and the expertise of renowned faculty, enhancing their educational experience in a globally recognized academic environment.