Central South University (CSU), founded in 2000 and located in Changsha, China, is a prestigious institution known for its scenic campuses and strong emphasis on research and innovation. As one of the first universities involved in China's "Project 211" and "Project 985," CSU has established itself as a leader in various academic fields, particularly in engineering, medicine, and materials science, with numerous national key disciplines and innovative research platforms.

The Master’s in Basic Medical Sciences (Tumor Pathogenesis) is a three-year program taught in Chinese, designed to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of tumor biology and pathology. Students will explore the mechanisms of tumor development and progression, gaining hands-on experience with advanced research techniques and clinical applications. This program uniquely positions graduates for careers in medical research, clinical practice, and public health, focusing on improving cancer diagnosis and treatment methodologies.