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    Master's in Accounting

    English-taught research master's in Accounting at NUAA, part of the College of Economics and Management. Study under a NUAA supervisor over 2.5 years and complete a thesis written in English.

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    Master's in Accounting
    2.5 yearsDuration
    EnglishTeaching Language
    CNY 30,000Tuition / year
    SeptIntake
    CNY 400Application Fee
    No entry testEntry Test

    Why study Accounting at NUAA?

    NUAA was founded in 1952 to build China's aviation industry. Today its aerospace research ranks third in the world, and its graduates design the aircraft, drones and engines China flies.

    Why study Accounting

    Established university

    Founded in 1952, NUAA is a national key university in Nanjing with strengths in aerospace, astronautics and civil aviation.

    Double First-Class

    NUAA is recognised under Project 211 and the Double First-Class initiative, and awards bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees.

    International community

    More than 1,000 international students from over 100 countries study at NUAA, supported by 34 national key laboratories.

    Nanjing, near Shanghai

    Nanjing is a historic city, about 1 hour from Shanghai by high-speed rail, with an affordable student lifestyle.

    An illustrative five-semester study and research journey

    Your study plan is agreed with your NUAA supervisor and college. The master's lasts 2.5 years, is taught in English and ends with a thesis written in English.

    CORE · REQUIREDSEMESTER 1 — CORE COURSES
    Accounting theory
    Financial reporting
    Research literature and academic methods

    Build practical Chinese skills alongside your degree

    Your program is taught in English, while Chinese language classes are included throughout your studies.

    YEAR 1Everyday ChineseBuild confidence for daily communication and campus life.
    YEARS 2–3Professional ChineseDevelop communication skills for internships, engineering projects and future careers in China.

    Three paths after graduation

    Analyse financial reporting

    Examine accounting information and reporting practices to support financial analysis and organisational understanding.

    Financial reporting analyst
    Accounting analyst

    Investigate accounting and audit practices

    Use research and analytical methods to study accounting controls, audit evidence and reporting issues.

    Audit research specialist
    Accounting research specialist

    Pursue doctoral research in accounting

    Pursue further study in accounting, developing an independent research project under the admission and supervision requirements of a doctoral programme.

    Doctoral researcher
    Academic researcher

    Cost & scholarships

    Clear first-year financial projection before starting your journey.

    Estimated first-year cost

    CNY ¥31,800

    *Includes tuition, mandatory fees & normal living standards in Nanjing

    Tuition¥30,000 / year
    Insurance + physical exam¥1,400
    Application fee¥400 (non-refundable)

    On-campus accommodation

    Annual accommodation cost

    Standard room
    DoubleCNY 4,000
    SingleCNY 8,000
    Large room
    DoubleCNY 7,000
    SingleCNY 14,000

    Scholarships

    Year 1: Choose one

    Priority for early applicants

    Full tuition fee for one year
    NUAA Fly High Scholarship
    One-off award: CNY 10,000 (Bachelor's) or CNY 20,000 (Master's and PhD)
    Nanjing Government Scholarship
    Full tuition fee waiver
    Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC)

    Year 2 onwards

    Apply again every year based on your results.

    One-off award: CNY 10,000 (Bachelor's) or CNY 20,000 (Master's and PhD)
    Nanjing Government Scholarship
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    Entry requirements

    01

    Nationality & health

    Non-Chinese citizen · Good physical and mental health · No criminal record · Master's applicants under 35

    02

    Education

    Bachelor's degree · Strong academic background, research ability and innovation

    03

    Supervisor

    NUAA supervisor acceptance letter · Research proposal and study plan signed by a NUAA supervisor or professor

    04

    English

    IELTS, TOEFL, Duolingo, PTE or equivalent · No minimum score, each case assessed individually · CSCA not required

    Documents list

    • Passport
    • Bachelors Degree Certificate
    • Language Test Certificate
    • Academic transcript
    • NUAA supervisor acceptance letter
    • Study plan signed by a NUAA supervisor or professor
    • Recommendation letter
    • Physical examination record with blood test (within 6 months)
    • Non-criminal record certificate (within 6 months)
    • Financial guarantee (bank statement)
    How to apply

    Four steps to your offer

    01

    Choose your intake

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    02

    Create your account

    Choose the programme you want to apply for.

    03

    Upload & pay

    Upload your documents and pay the CNY 400 mandatory, non-refundable application fee

    04

    Get your offer

    Admission letter and JW202 visa form by email

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    Frequently asked questions

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