Program Overview

Master's Program in FIST （Future Industry of Science & Technology）is a two-year, English-taught program. It aims to establish a research-based learning framework for APRIL （Advanced Progressive Research for Intensive Learning）master's students, and to address major national needs in future technology and industrial development. By implementing a "mentorship group" mechanism, this program connects students to top international scholars, SIGS academic advisors, and industry experts to build a self-driven innovation research ecosystem.
The program fosters an autonomous research-oriented learning ecosystem for students, strategically optimizes the integrated undergraduate-graduate knowledge framework, eliminates redundant course offerings, and establishes a cohesive undergraduate-graduate program characterized by a comprehensive knowledge structure, logical curriculum progression, and streamlined training components. The training process primarily includes coursework, cross-disciplinary rotations, and professional practice. Degrees conferred include professional master's degrees in Electronic Information , Mechanical Engineering and Materials and Chemical Engineering .

Program Highlights

-Based on real industrial challenges
-Integrated undergraduate-graduate training (in partnership with Institute of Zero to One)
-Innovative professional practice outcomes

Program Professional Curriculum
Professional Courses (no less than 15 credits)
A ：Core Professional Courses (no less than 6 credits)
Note: International students may, under the guidance of their supervisors, take English-taught courses offered by the school as core courses.

B： Professional Elective Courses (no less than 9 credits)
Students may, under the guidance of their supervisors, take any courses offered by Shenzhen International Graduate School. Each student is required to take professional courses across at least two disciplines. If a student takes more than 6 credits of core professional courses and the additional credits meet the course combination requirements for professional electives, the surplus may be counted toward the professional elective credits.

Note: This version is updated in September 2026, and the final course offering is subject to the official arrangement after enrollment.