Beijing University of Technology

Overview

Beijing University of Technology (BJUT) is a comprehensive engineering university in Beijing, founded in 1960 as part of Beijing's effort to develop local higher education. BJUT has grown into a significant research institution with strengths in architecture, urban planning, environmental engineering, and computer science. As a key university under Project 211 and the Double First-Class initiative, BJUT focuses on applied research and industry collaboration, playing an important role in Beijing's urban development and technological innovation.

Key Facts

Item	Details
Founded	1960
Type	Public research university
QS World Ranking	Top 500-600 globally
Campus Size	130 acres (53 hectares)
Location	Chaoyang District, Beijing
Programs	18 schools and departments
Students	~22,000
International Students	~1,000

International Admissions

• Admissions URL: https://www.bjut.edu.cn/en/international-students/
• Programs Available: Undergraduate, Master's, Doctoral, and Chinese language programs
• Language Requirements: HSK 4+ for Chinese-taught programs; IELTS 5.5+ or TOEFL 75+ for English-taught programs
• Application Period: Typically October to March for fall intake
• Tuition: Varies by program; approximately RMB 18,000–28,000/year

Related Concepts

• Beijing — Capital city and home to Beijing University of Technology
• CSC Scholarship — Chinese Government Scholarship opportunities