PhD in Processing and Storage of Aquatic Products
Zhejiang University International Business School, Haining• Haining, ZhejiangAbout PhD in Processing and Storage of Aquatic Products
A four-year English-taught PhD in Processing and Storage of Aquatic Products at Zhejiang University in Hangzhou, investigating preservation methods, quality control, and processing technologies for aquatic foods, enabling original research for academic, institutional, and seafood industry use.
Key Highlights
Degree Type
PhD
Duration
4 years
Language
English-taught
Tuition Fee
¥42,800/year
Field
Agriculture & Food
Program Information
Degree Type
PhD
Duration
4 years
Language
English-taught
Tuition Fee
¥42,800/year
Application Fee
¥843
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