Chang'an University (CHD), founded in 1951 and located in Xi'an, China, is a prominent institution directly under the Ministry of Education. It is recognized as a key development university within the "211 Project" and has a strong focus on engineering and applied sciences, particularly in highway transportation and construction engineering. With a diverse student body and a commitment to quality education, CHD also offers a rich cultural and historical environment in one of China's oldest cities.

The Master’s in Resource and Environmental Remote Sensing at CHD equips students with advanced knowledge and skills in remote sensing technologies and environmental management. The program emphasizes practical applications in resource monitoring, environmental assessment, and spatial analysis, preparing graduates for careers in academia, government, and industry. With a curriculum that combines theoretical foundations with hands-on experience, this program stands out for its interdisciplinary approach and relevance to current global challenges in resource management and environmental sustainability.