Beijing Jiaotong University

Beijing, China

Beijing Jiaotong University (BJTU), established in 1896, is a prestigious national key university under China’s Ministry of Education and a member of the "Double First-Class" initiative.
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BJTU is renowned for its leadership in transportation engineering, rail technology, and information systems. As a "Double First-Class" university, it excels in disciplines like intelligent transportation, AI, and logistics. Its research contributions to China’s high-speed rail network and collaborations with global institutions like MIT reinforce its academic prestige.
BJTU is a public research university under China’s Ministry of Education. Established in 1896, it is one of China’s oldest institutions and receives government funding for its innovative projects in transportation and sustainable development.
Most undergraduate programs are taught in Chinese, while select master’s and PhD programs (e.g., Transportation Engineering, Computer Science) offer English-taught options. International students must prove language proficiency (HSK for Chinese, IELTS/TOEFL for English).
For fall intake, deadlines are typically May 31 for undergraduate programs and June 15 for graduate programs. Spring intake deadlines (limited programs) fall around December 15. Confirm exact dates via the BJTU Admissions Portal.
International students are exempt from Gaokao. Admissions are based on academic transcripts, language proficiency, and entrance exams/interviews for specific programs (e.g., Architecture portfolio review).
Yes. Master’s/PhD applicants must submit two recommendation letters from professors or employers, alongside a research proposal, academic transcripts, and a valid passport copy.
BJTU prioritizes safety with 24/7 security patrols, AI surveillance, and emergency call boxes. The university also conducts mandatory safety workshops on cyber fraud prevention and personal security.
Yes. The campus hospital provides 24/7 emergency care, vaccinations, and mental health counseling. Students can access discounted services through the university’s health insurance plan.
BJTU’s International Office offers a 24-hour hotline (+86-10-5168XXXX) for emergencies. Students receive safety handbooks and regular SMS alerts about local advisories.
Transportation Engineering, Computer Science, and Electrical Engineering are top-ranked. The "Double First-Class" programs in Rail Transit and Information Technology attract global talent.
Yes, but subject to approval. Students must maintain a GPA of 3.0+ and pass an interview with the target department. Transfers are limited to the first academic year.
Select graduate programs (e.g., MBA, Data Science) offer hybrid options. However, most courses require in-person attendance for labs and workshops.
BJTU offers the Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC), BJTU President Scholarship (full tuition waiver + stipend), and Belt and Road Excellence Award (50% tuition discount).
Highly competitive. CSC requires a minimum GPA of 3.5/4.0 and research potential. President Scholarship applicants need HSK 5 (for Chinese programs) or IELTS 6.5 (English programs).
Yes. International students with an X1/X2 visa can work up to 20 hours/week in roles like research assistants or language tutors. Off-campus work requires a separate permit.
The main campus is in Haidian District, a hub for universities and tech firms (near Zhongguancun). It’s 30 minutes from the Forbidden City via subway Line 13.
On-campus dorms (single/double rooms) cost ¥800–1,500/month. Off-campus apartments near Xizhimen average ¥3,000–5,000/month. The International Office assists with housing applications.
Yes. Walmart, BHG Market, and 24-hour convenience stores are within walking distance. The campus also has cafeterias serving Chinese and international cuisine.
Graduates can apply for a 1–2 year post-study work visa (Type S1) if hired by a Chinese company. BJTU’s Career Center assists with job placements and visa documentation.
Yes. The “Entrepreneurship Visa” allows graduates to stay for 1–2 years to seek employment or start a business. Applicants must show proof of financial stability.
Secure a job offer from a Chinese employer, who will apply for a work permit. Submit your diploma, health check, and employment contract to the Entry-Exit Bureau for visa conversion.

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University Of Beijing Jiaotong University Application Statistics

22650
14620
8030
2980
7
¥ 24800
¥ 26400
3
33
75 %
1280
27
5

Learn About -

* All cost are in CNY

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