Dr. Zhihong Li, the present director of CAUPQL, has been responsible for the lab management and development since 2001. There are 5 advisors of graduate students in CAUPQL, including 1 associate professor and 4 visiting professors. In present, 5 PhD students and 13 Master degree students are studying at CAUPQL.

• General Plant Protection: 36 hours, in English, required course, from 2006. 
• General Animl and Plant Quarantine:32 hours, elective course, from 2001. 
• Plant Quarantine: 64 hours, required course, from 1989. 
• Principle and Method of Plant Quarantine: 32 hours, required course, from 2002. 
• Technology and Application of Plant Quarantine: 32 hours, elective course, from 2002. 
• Advanced Plant Quarantine: 32 hours, elective course, from 2002.  

CAUPQL pays high attention to scientific and technical issues of alien pests, especially the quarantine pests and potential quarantine pests to China. Alien pests forecasting and testing methods are studied with advanced techniques of computer and molecular biology. Seven research projects in CAUPQL are as follows, in which 3 for Pest Risk Analysis and Monitoring Alarm System, 4 for species identification, population origin and spread.

• aided by National 973 Project, 2004-2008. 
• Fruit-fly Monitoring and Fast Reaction Web-system, aided by AQSIQ, 2003-2008. 
• Population origination and spread of Bactrocera cucurbitae (melon fruit flies), aided by National Natural Science Fund, 2008-2010. 
• Stored Psocids identification and population analysis between Czech Republic and China, aided by the bilateral cooperation project, 2004-2008. 
• Population origination and spread of Bactrocera dorsalis (oriental fruit flies), aided by Education Ministry, 2005-2007. 
• Wolbachia infection and reproductive action on fruit flies in China, aided by National Natural Science Fund, 2004-2006.
• Suitability analysis of alien fruit insect pests in China, aided by National 11th Five-Year Project, 2006-2010.
• Risk Assessment of Invasive Alien Pests.