China University of Petroleum (East China), founded in 1953 and located in Qingdao, is a nationally recognized institution under the Ministry of Education. Notable for its strong focus on petroleum and petrochemical technology, East China is part of China's "211 Project" and "985 innovation platform," ensuring high research standards and excellence in education. With over 1,600 professional teachers and numerous laboratories, it provides a robust scientific research environment and attracts a diverse international student body.

The Master’s in Physics program, taught in Chinese, offers students an in-depth understanding of fundamental and applied physics concepts over a three-year duration. Students will engage with advanced topics and practical applications in the field, preparing them for successful careers in academia, research, and various industries. The program's unique blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills equips graduates to excel in a competitive job market, enhancing their career prospects in science and technology sectors.