China Pharmaceutical University

China Pharmaceutical University (CPU) is a top-ranked, research-oriented university in Nanjing, China, founded in 1936. It is a national key university under the "211 Project" and "Double First-Class" initiatives, with a strong focus on pharmaceutical sciences and related disciplines.

The university has two campuses, Xuanwumen and Jiangning, and is known for its history as China's first independent school of pharmacy and for its strong graduate employment rates. International applicants can pursue undergraduate, master’s, doctoral, foundation, and language study. Undergraduate study includes Clinical Pharmacy and International Economics and Trade. At master’s level, options include Pharmacokinetics, Medicinal Chemistry of Natural Products, and Traditional Chinese Pharmacology. Doctoral study is represented by Traditional Chinese Pharmacy and Pharmaco-Economics. Teaching languages include Chinese and English, depending on the program. Preparatory or language study provides an entry route distinct from a full degree.