Beijing Institute of Technology
Strengths
The Beijing Institute of Technology was one of the first universities to resume teaching management after China reformed and opened up. He set up the management engineering department in 1980. To meet the needs of China’s socio-economic development and higher education, the Department of Management Engineering was renamed the School of Management in 1992, then the School of Management and Economics in 1998.
Major, Academics
Campus
The Beijing Institute of Technology has three campuses: Zhongguancun, Liangxiang and Xishan.
You will be on the Zhongguancun Campus
To discover
Beijing is regarded as the political and cultural centre of China, while Hong Kong, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen dominate economically.
Located close to the Great Wall, Beijing is home to famous monuments such as the Forbidden City and the Temple of Heaven, both of which are World Heritage Sites. You can also venture into the Hutongs, the traditional districts, and visit Tian’anmen Square, the Beijing Opera House and the Temple of Heaven.
Numerous architectural and structural projects have transformed the city for the Summer Olympics, which it hosted in 2008.
With Beijing’s excellent transport links, it’s easy to get around at low cost. Taxis aren’t expensive, but there’s a real risk of getting stuck in traffic jams at peak times. The best way to get around Beijing is certainly by metro. Fast, cheap and easy to use, this means of transport is widely used by locals. You can also take the bus to the places you want to visit and enjoy the scenery on the way.
Good to know
A trip to Beijing is sure to be a culture shock. As well as language, China is different from the West in many ways. The locals may come to you because they are curious about tourists, especially Westerners. Moreover, Beijing has a communist regime and censorship prohibits the use of Google and therefore websites such as Facebook and YouTube. The Chinese capital is faced with numerous environmental problems, including water and air pollution. Since the early 1990s, the government has been making greater efforts to protect the environment. It has introduced laws to encourage recycling, standardise environmental impact assessment and energy efficiency, and monitor air pollution.
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Eligibility
Score TOEFL required: 550
Eligibility:
ABS: 2nd, 3rd, 4th year
ESAM: 3rd, 4th year
ICD PGE
Documents required
Resume (in English)
Transcript of records
ID Document
Cover letter (in English)
Additional documents will be requested according to the destination
Planning
AUTUMN
Orientation: few days before lectures start
Lectures start: early September
End of lectures and exams : mid-January
SPRING
Orientation: few days before lectures start
Lectures start : end of February
End of lectures and exams: end of June
Procedures
Passport valid for six months after your return date.
Visa is required.
All students must apply for a student visa (X1/X2) at the Chinese embassy or consulate in their country, taking their passport, the admission notice and form JW202 with them. Any other type of visa is not accepted.
The insurance offered by the university is compulsory (approximately €50 per semester).
Accommodation
Rooms with three or four beds in the dormitories on the Zhong Guan Cun campus are available to all exchange students. Rooms with three or four beds in the dormitories on the Zhong Guan Cun campus are available to all exchange students.
You will receive an e-mail about booking a room after your admission.
You can expect to pay around €140 for a bed in a dormitory.
Fore more information: https://isc.bit.edu.cn/campuslife/accommodation/b113433.htm
Exchange students can choose to live on campus or find a flat off campus on their own.
