China University of Geosciences (Wuhan)

Overview

China University of Geosciences (Wuhan) (CUG) is a leading university in geosciences, founded in 1952. Located in Wuhan, CUG has a strong reputation in geology, geophysics, environmental science, and materials science. As a key university under Project 211 and the Double First-Class initiative, CUG is recognized as China's premier institution for earth sciences and has contributed significantly to geological research, mineral exploration, and environmental protection, with strong connections to the mining and geological industries.

Key Facts

Item	Details
Founded	1952
Type	Public research university
QS World Ranking	Top 400-500 in Earth Sciences
Campus Size	250 acres (101 hectares)
Location	Wuhan, Hubei
Programs	16 schools and departments
Students	~27,000
International Students	~1,500

International Admissions

• Admissions URL: https://www.cug.edu.cn/en/
• Programs Available: Undergraduate, Master's, Doctoral, and Chinese language programs
• Language Requirements: HSK 4+ for Chinese-taught programs; IELTS 6.0+ or TOEFL 80+ for English-taught programs
• Application Period: Typically October to March for fall intake
• Tuition: Varies by program; approximately RMB 18,000–28,000/year

Related Concepts

• Wuhan — Capital of Hubei and home to CUG
• CSC Scholarship — Chinese Government Scholarship opportunities