Program Overview

Program Overview

The New Energy Materials and Devices program is a comprehensive undergraduate degree that focuses on the development and application of new energy materials and devices.

Course Settings

The core courses of this program include:

• Materials Physics and Chemistry
• Materials Science Foundation
• Inorganic Non-Metallic Materials Science Foundation
• Polymer Materials Science Foundation
• Modern Materials Microscopic Analysis Methods
• Solid State Physics Foundation
• Energy Electrochemistry Foundation
• Photovoltaic Materials and Devices
• Lithium Ion Battery Materials and Technology
• Luminescent Materials and Devices
• Electronic Materials and Devices
• Computational Materials Science and Materials Simulation Technology

The main practice courses include:

• Metalworking Internship
• Materials Science Foundation Experiment
• New Energy Materials and Devices Foundation Experiment
• Recognition Internship
• Production Internship
• Graduation Internship
• Innovation and Entrepreneurship Practice
• Professional Course Design
• Graduation Design

Degree and Duration

• The program duration is 4 years.
• The degree awarded is a Bachelor of Engineering.

Career Prospects

Graduates can work in the fields of chemical energy, solar energy, and storage materials, as well as in the development, production, and management of new energy materials and devices in the fields of communications, automobiles, and medicine. They can also pursue further studies in new energy materials and related disciplines.

Program Affiliation

The New Energy Materials and Devices program is affiliated with the Materials and Physics College.

Tuition Fees

• The tuition fee is ¥14,600.
• Other fees include ¥400.

Application Deadline

The application deadline is July 10, 2026.

Language of Instruction

The language of instruction is Chinese.

Starting Date

The program starts on September 2026.