Peking University

Peking University (PKU), established in 1898, is one of China's most prestigious and influential institutions of higher education. Located in Beijing, it is renowned for its rigorous academic programs, distinguished faculty, and significant contributions to research and innovation. As a member of the C9 League, China's equivalent of the Ivy League, PKU consistently ranks among the top universities in Asia and the world.

The university offers a comprehensive range of disciplines, including humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, engineering, medicine, and business. It is home to numerous research institutes and centers that drive advancements in various fields. PKU's faculty includes leading scholars and experts who contribute to global academic discourse and policy-making.

Peking University’s campus, known for its traditional Chinese architecture and beautiful landscapes, provides an inspiring environment for learning and research. The university fosters a vibrant intellectual community, attracting students from across China and around the world. It has established partnerships with top universities globally, promoting academic exchange and collaboration.

PKU is also known for its active student life, with numerous clubs, organizations, and cultural activities that enrich the university experience. Its graduates have gone on to become influential leaders in government, business, academia, and other sectors. With a strong commitment to academic excellence and innovation, Peking University continues to shape the future of education and research in China and beyond.

• Institute of Ocean Research

  Institute of Ocean Research is dedicated to research and education in order to promote the ocean science and serve the society. With the jointefforts of Center for Maritime Strategic Studies, Ocean Mega-data Research Center and One Belt One Road Research Center,IOR commits to developing PKU ocean sciences and technology, cultivating marine talents, exploring an innovative way and supporting the national ocean strategy intellectually.

• School of Software & Microelectronics

  SSM was born in accordance with the overall planning of PKU to become a world-class university. As a new baby of PKU, SSM was established with a new mode and operating mechanism. The School is managed by the dean under the leadership of the School Council, and it explores a new management system and operating mechanism featuring the collaboration with famous universities and well-known enterprises both home and abroad in order to attract social resources and investments. SSM runs in an enterprise style, and seeks to achieve professional management and socialized logistics. Its goals are to cultivate top level, globalized talents with practical and multidisciplinary capabilities. As a part of PKU, SSM inherits its tradition of "Democracy, Science and Inclusiveness" and sticks to its learning style featuring “Diligence, Preciseness, Truth-seeking and Innovation". Our mission is to uphold innovation and entrepreneurship, and to cultivate top-quality talents in a demand-oriented way.

• School of Electronics Engineering and Computer Science

  The school of EECS was formally established on September 2002. It was reorganized based on four former units: Department of Computer Science and Technology, Department of Electronics, Institute of Microelectronics, and Center for Information Science. Each of these former units has a long history. In 1958, the Department of Radio Science (renamed as Department of Electronics in 1996) was founded based on disciplines of Radio Physics and Electronic Physics in the former Department of Physics. In 1978, the Department of Computer Science and Technology was formally established, whose origin could be traced back to the programming specialty in the Department of Mathematics since 1957. In 1985, the Center for Information Science was founded based on related departments to promote the interdisciplinary research. The Institute of Microelectronics was founded in the same year, whose origin could be traced back to the semiconductor specialty in the Department of Physics since 1956. In their history, the dedicated efforts of prominent faculty in these units made great contributions to the society on information technology research and education, as well as information industry development in China.

  The school now covers four departments: Department of Computer Science and Technology, Department of Electronics, Department of Microelectronics, and Department of Machine Intelligence. Under these four departments are 12 research institutes, which are responsible for research activities and graduate students education. About 390 faculty and staff members work in the school. Among them are 83 full professors, including three members of Chinese Academy of Sciences (one is an adjunct faculty) and one member of Chinese Academy of Engineering. About 2600 students are enrolled in the school. Roughly half of them are enrolled in the undergraduate program, while the others are pursuing graduate degrees.

• ShenZhen Graduate School

  Peking University Shenzhen Graduate School (PKU Shenzhen), primarily focused on full-time graduate education, is an integral part of PKU's progression toward becoming a world-class university. PKU Shenzhen's goal is to build a world-class international PKU campus in Shenzhen, a pioneer city leading China’s Reform and Opening-Up Policy, while adhering to the academic principles of “New Frontiers, Interdisciplinary Studies, Applied Research and International Standards.”

  PKU Shenzhen's faculty members include scholars with previous teaching appointments at prestigious schools including Cornell University, Harvard University and the University of California system. Concurrently, PKU Shenzhen's unique disciplines and degrees with PKU’s prestige, attract top students from China and abroad. PKU Shenzhen also seeks to develop expertise in demand on the Shenzhen and the Pearl River Delta region job market.

• School of Arts

  Growing out of the Teaching & Research Section of Arts constructed in 1986 and Department of Art Studies set up in 1997,the School of Arts of Peking University was founded in January 11, 2006. Its present dean, Professor Ye Lang, a senior professor of philosophy and social sciences of the university, is a renowned aesthetician.

  The School of Arts composed of the Department of Art Studies, the Department of Musicology, the Department of Fine Arts, the Department of Movie &Television currently provides 3 BA programs, viz. movie & TV program editing and directing, art studies(including minor courses and dual degree programs of art studiesand cultural industries), and public utility management (especially arts management) , 3 MA programs, namely,art studies, film studies, art history and theory, 2 MFA programs, and 1 PhD program in the first-level discipline of Arts.

• School of Foreign Languages

  The School of Foreign Languages, whose origin dates back to Jingshi Tongwenguan (The Capital House of Foreign Languages) founded in 1862, formed excellent traditions and distinguished features during its 150 years of history. Today, the School of Foreign Languages is carrying on the traditions in more fields to forge new milestones. In 2004 and 2008 national primary discipline evaluation, Foreign Language and Literature of Peking University ranked No. 1 successively.

  The School of Foreign Languages has dual missions: one is to conduct study in foreign languages, literature, and cultures, to educate competent talents in this field, and to introduce world academic achievements and cultures into China; the other is to provide the country and society with high quality language-related services. Foreign language provides access to first hand information about world peoples and cultures and allows efficient connections and communication with other countries in many fields. As China's international visibility increasing, the School of Foreign Languages will provide the society with services greater in number and quality and forge new milestones.

• Law School

  Peking University (PKU) Law School was officially inaugurated on June 26, 1999. Its precursor was the Law Department of Peking University, which was founded in the year of 1904, and therefore the institution with the longest history of modern legal education in China. In the 1952 “grand adjustment of law departments,” it was once merged into Beijing Politics and Law College. In 1954, however, PKU Law Department regained its independency, supported directly by Vice Premier Dong Biwu, then director of the Political and Legislative Affairs Committee of the Government Administrative Council of China's Central People's Government . During the “Cultural Revolution” (1966-76), PKU Law Department was one of the only two law departments survived on the Chinese mainland.

  PKU Law School has 40 full professors, of who 29 are Ph.D. Candidate Supervisors (in addition to five adjunct Ph.D. Candidate Supervisors). Meanwhile, there are 33 associate professors, nine lecturers, and 23 teaching and administrative staff. They are playing an important role in delivering the top quality legal education, cutting-edge research, responsive works for legislation and enforcement of the law.

• School of Marxism

  School of Marxism is the earliest cradle spreading and studying Marxism in China. As early as the beginning of 20th century, teachers and students from Peking University such as Li Dazhao begun to study and spread Marxism at Peking University. For the following 80 years, the tradition of studying Marxism was carried on and on at Peking University. As the main institution studying Marxism, School of Marxism has taken the lead in passing this tradition as well as carrying forward the Marxist theoretical moral of moving along with the time ever since it’s founding. It now serves as an important base to promote Marxism theoretical disciplinary construction and a unit to conduct education of theoretical courses on ideology and politics as well as social training.

• School of Archaeology and Museology

  Peking University is the first university in China where archaeological education and research were carried out.  In 1922, the Laboratory for Archaeology was established in the Department of Sinology; in 1952 archaeology as a major was set up in the Department of History. The history of archaeological research in Peking University is nearly as long as the history of archaeological research in China. From 1950s, thanks to the unfailing dedication of its faculty, archaeology research and education in PKU have enjoyed continued success; the Laboratory has grown in strength to the School of Archaeology and Museology with fully functioning facilities and has cultivated large numbers of excellent professionals for Chinese archaeology.

• School of Physics

  The School of Physics was established in 2001, and includes not only the traditional fields of study in physics, but also related physical sciences. Today, the School of Physics includes Physics, Astronomy, Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences, and Nuclear Science & Technology and consists of eleven divisions and seven related research institutes, including the State Key Laboratory for Artificial Microstructure and Mesoscopic Physics and the State Key Laboratory of Nuclear Physics and Technology.

  Today, the School of Physics has about 200 faculty and staff, including 15 Academicians of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (double employment included), 4 “Qianren” Scholars, 14 “Cheung Kong” Scholars and 16 National Distinguished Young Scholars. There are 3 innovative research groups sponsored by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC): QCD & Hadron Physics, Femtosecond Optical Physics & Mesoscopic Optics, and Biological Networks.

  The School of Physics grants Bachelor of Science, Master of Science, and Doctor of Philosophy degrees. Around 200 undergraduate students and 200 graduate students are admitted each year by the School of Physics (100 for PhD degrees and 100 for Master degrees). Most undergraduate students pursue advanced studies after finishing their Bachelor degrees, and about one-third of them go to leading international universities for their advanced study.

  • Institute of Theoretical Physics
  • Institute of Condensed Matter and Material Physics
  • Institute of Modern Optics
  • Institute of Heavy Ion Physics
  • Institute of Plasma Physics and Fusion Study
  • Department of Technical Physics
  • Department of Astronomy
  • Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences

• School of Life Sciences

  Biology is one of the oldest disciplines at PKU, which originated from the Imperial University of Peking (founded in 1898), the first national comprehensive university in China.

  The Department of Biology at PKU was established in 1925 with Botany and Zoology as majors. After merging with two other leading Biology departments in 1952, the Department of Biology of Yenching University (established in 1923) and the Department of Biology of Tsinghua University (established in 1927), a wide spectrum of subjects was gradually added to the initial majors, including Plant Physiology, Animal Physiology and Animal Genetics in the early 1950s, Biochemistry and Biophysics in 1956, Cell Biology, Microbiology, Environmental Biology and Ecology in 1980s, and Biotechnology in 1993. The Department of Biology was reorganized as the School of Life Sciences (SLS) in 1993 to meet the needs of rapid development, expansion, and interdisciplinary collaborations in life sciences.

  Currently, the school has two national laboratories, one key laboratory supported by the Ministry of Education, five research centers and two research institutes. Among 165 staff members, there are 115 academic faculty members working in both teaching and research, including 5 academicians, 6 members of the"The Recruitment Program of Global Experts", 12 members of"The Recruitment Program of Global Youth Experts", 10"Cheung Kong Scholars", 10 chief scientists of Major National Scientific Research Plan and"973"Project, 1 National Teaching Master, 1 National Model Teacher and 16 NSFC Distinguished Young Scholars.

  Nearly seventy research groups in the school carry out research in the forefront of life sciences: cell biology, biochemistry, structural biology, plant developmental and molecular biology, genetics, developmental biology, bioinformatics, physiology, neurobiology, ecology, conservation biology. The school has approximately 230 research projects with an annual research budget of more than 100 million (RMB) from external funding resources.

  The school has active cooperation and exchange programs with international institutions. The school also collaborates with some global corporations such as Bayer HealthCare Company Ltd. In the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2016, Peking University ranks 48thin the biological sciences. 

• School of Earth and Space Sciences

  The school of earth and space science of Peking University was set up on October 26th, 2001. The newly established school comprises the former department of geology, solid earth physics of the geophysics department, department of space physics, institute of remote sensing, Geographic Information System (GIS) from the department of urban and environgmental sciences in Peking University.

  It offers five undergraduate specialities, including geology, geochemistry, solid earth physics, space science and technology as well as geographic information system, and has three doctor’s or master’s degree authorization centres on first class disciplines, three post-doctoral mobile stations on geology, geophysics and geology. The school has among its faculty 51 professors, including seven academicians of Chinese Academy of Sciences, five Changjiang Scholarship professors, and fourty associate professors. It has one national talent training centre on basic sciences ( in the field of geology ), one innnovation group awarded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China ( in the field of geophysics ), three national key disciplines, which are structural geology, solic earth physics and geographic information system, one key laboratory under the Ministry of Education ( in the sphere of orogenic belt and crustal evolution ), one key laboratory of Beijing city ( in the sphere of spatial information integration and application of 3S projects, which are remote sensing, geographic information system and global positioning system ) and a key discipline of Beijing city, namely, space physics. As a major talent training centre in geosciences in China and a significant force with which Peking University is striving to evolve into a world-class university, the school is charged with the important task of supplying for the country’s modernization drive senior professionals in geology, geophysics, space science, remote sensing, geographic information system, surveying and mapping science and technology and other domains.

• School of Psychological and Cognitive Sciences

  The Department of Psychology of PKU is comprised of a team of leading scholars in the field. We have 13 professors, 15 associate professors, and 11 assistant professors. Among them are 3 winners of China National Funds for Distinguished Young Scientists, 3 winners of the China Youth Science and Technology Award, 1 Changjiang scholar distinguished professor, 1 winner of the national “Thousand Young Talents Program”, 3 winners of the “Hundred Talents Program” of Peking University, 2 winners of the New Program for New Century Excellent Talents, 3 research leaders of The National Basic Research Program of China, 1 member of the subject review group of the State Council, 1 member of the expert panel of major programs for the National Natural Science Foundation of China, etc.. The per-faculty-member number of research articles published in international academic journals is higher than the average level published by scholars in other disciplines at Peking University.

• Guanghua School of Management

  Grounded in the rich cultural legacy of Peking University, Guanghua School of Management is at the forefront of China’s social and economic progress. 
  Our mission extends beyond business or management. We are an institution comprised of scholars, pioneers, and innovators.We are determined to advance management knowledge and cultivate leaders. We are dedicated to the betterment of China and the global society. 
  With a team of over 120 faculty, comprised of a diverse group of prominent business leaders and experts, students of all programs have unparalleled academic support.  Faculty serve as mentors and their research goes beyond the publication - actively shaping China’s national policies. It is this wealth of knowledge and experience that is incorporated into the learning experience and will advance your studies here at Guanghua.
  As an international student, you will be among the best and the brightest minds in China and around the world.  We want you to add to the conversation, challenge your thinking and, most of all, experience global business in China. As a business school at the forefront of the world’s most rapidly growing economy,  studying in China is a unique opportunity to start your global career.

• School of Government

  Peking University School of Government was established on December 22, 2001, based on combination of the Department of Political Science and Public Administration and the Program of Regional Economics within the Department of Urban and Environmental Studies. The school has more than 50 faculty members who respectively work in six departments of political science, public administration, public policy, public economics, urban and regional management, and political economy. The school also has various teaching and research centers and institutes, and with collaborative research organizations like Institution of Political Development and Governance (also the Key Research Base of the Ministry of Education) mainly composed of the school faculty. The school recruits students annually in 3 undergraduate majors, 7 graduate programs, 4 doctorate programs, MPA education, and continuing education.

  The school aims at establishing a world-class government school and relevant disciplines. It also intents to become a key base of government and public management, of training and educating talents with high quality, a consultative base for decision-making of the party and government, a first-rate base producing academic achievements, and an exchange platform for internal and external academic communities. The school focuses on discipline building and talents training, combining political science and economics, integrating academic research and practical applications, combining normative and positive research, academic training and professional training. The school will strengthen contact, communication and collaboration with academic communities and governmental institutions in and outside China, so as to promote discipline development and the cause of modernization.

• College of Engineering

  Over the past few years, Peking University has been actively pursuing its goal of becoming a world-class university. To fulfill such an aspiration, Peking University has committed itself to developing cutting-edge technologies, promoting innovation in its students, providing opportunities for young leaders to emerge, and encouraging higher academic standards. Building a leading engineering program is one crucial strategy of Peking University’s route in becoming an internationally renowned university.
  In March 2005, Peking University reestablished the College of Engineering. From its inception, the College has sought to be a top-tier engineering institution. By drawing upon Peking University’s vast resources in fundamental and extensive research studies, the College of Engineering has successfully created a program that promotes interdisciplinary research. It is our hope that if provided with a broad spectrum of knowledge, the students are able to take different approaches in the pursuit of progress and development. We encourage students to be innovative in future engineering and technology exploration for the prospect of national socio-economic development. It is our greatest hope that our students will become future leaders and entrepreneurs.

Peking University, commonly known as PKU, was founded in 1898 during the late Qing Dynasty as the Imperial University of Peking. It was established as part of the Hundred Days' Reform, an effort to modernize China's education system and introduce Western learning. Initially, it served as the highest educational institution in China, replacing the Guozijian, the traditional national academy.

During the early 20th century, Peking University played a crucial role in China's intellectual and political movements. In 1917, Cai Yuanpei became the university's president and introduced academic freedom and inclusivity, attracting prominent scholars such as Chen Duxiu, Hu Shih, and Lu Xun. The university became a center for progressive thought and was instrumental in the May Fourth Movement of 1919, which advocated for modernization, democracy, and scientific advancement.

Throughout the 20th century, PKU continued to be a leading institution in China. In 1952, during the nationwide restructuring of Chinese universities, Peking University was reorganized, incorporating departments from other institutions and focusing on liberal arts and sciences. Despite political challenges, including the Cultural Revolution, the university maintained its reputation for academic excellence.

In the late 20th and early 21st centuries, Peking University expanded its global influence, forming partnerships with top universities worldwide. It became a member of the C9 League, China's equivalent of the Ivy League, and consistently ranks among the top universities in Asia and the world. Today, PKU remains a prestigious institution known for its research, innovation, and contributions to China's development.

Peking University (PKU) is one of the most prestigious universities in China, attracting students from all over the world. The admission process varies depending on whether the applicant is a domestic or international student. Below is an overview of the general admission requirements and procedures for international students.

Undergraduate Admissions

International students who wish to apply for undergraduate programs at Peking University must meet the following requirements:

• Academic Qualifications: Applicants must have completed high school education with excellent academic records.
• Language Proficiency: Since most undergraduate programs are taught in Chinese, applicants must provide proof of Chinese language proficiency, usually through the HSK (Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi) test. Most programs require an HSK Level 6 certificate. Some programs may be available in English, in which case applicants may need to provide TOEFL or IELTS scores.
• Application Materials: Required documents typically include a completed application form, a personal statement, high school transcripts, a copy of the passport, recommendation letters, and proof of language proficiency.
• Entrance Examination/Interview: Some programs may require applicants to take an entrance exam or attend an interview.

Graduate Admissions

For master's and doctoral programs, the admission requirements are more specific:

• Academic Background: Applicants for a master's program must have a bachelor's degree, while doctoral applicants must have a master's degree.
• Language Requirements: Most graduate programs are taught in Chinese, requiring HSK Level 6. However, some programs are available in English, requiring TOEFL or IELTS scores.
• Research Proposal: Graduate applicants must submit a research proposal outlining their academic interests and research plans.
• Recommendation Letters: At least two recommendation letters from professors or academic advisors are required.
• Interview: Some departments may require an interview as part of the selection process.

Application Process

1. Online Application: Applicants must complete the online application form on the official Peking University admissions portal.
2. Submission of Documents: All required documents must be uploaded or sent to the university before the deadline.
3. Application Fee: A non-refundable application fee must be paid.
4. Review and Selection: The university reviews applications based on academic performance, language proficiency, and other criteria.
5. Admission Notification: Successful applicants receive an admission letter and a visa application form (JW202 or JW201).
6. Visa Application: Admitted students must apply for a student visa (X1 or X2) at the Chinese embassy or consulate.

Scholarships

Peking University offers various scholarships for international students, including the Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC), Beijing Government Scholarship, and PKU Scholarship. These scholarships may cover tuition fees, accommodation, and living expenses.

For the most accurate and up-to-date information, applicants should visit the official Peking University website.

Peking University (PKU) is one of the most prestigious and well-recognized universities in China. It is accredited by the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China. As a member of the Double First Class Initiative, Project 985, and Project 211, Peking University is recognized as a top-tier institution in China, ensuring high academic standards and global recognition.

Internationally, Peking University holds accreditation and recognition from various global academic organizations. It is a member of the Association of Pacific Rim Universities (APRU) and the Worldwide Universities Network (WUN), which further solidifies its standing as a globally respected institution. Additionally, PKU collaborates with numerous universities worldwide, maintaining exchange programs and joint research initiatives with institutions such as Harvard University, Stanford University, and the University of Oxford.

Peking University’s business school, Guanghua School of Management, holds accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) and the European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS), ensuring that its business programs meet international standards. These accreditations demonstrate the university’s commitment to providing high-quality education and research opportunities.

Furthermore, Peking University is consistently ranked among the top universities in the world by major ranking organizations such as QS World University Rankings and Times Higher Education. Its accreditation and global partnerships make it a highly reputable institution for students and researchers worldwide.

Peking University (PKU) offers a vibrant and diverse student life, combining academic excellence with a rich cultural and social environment. As one of China's most prestigious universities, PKU attracts students from all over the world, creating a dynamic and multicultural atmosphere on campus.

The university provides a wide range of extracurricular activities, including student clubs, sports teams, and cultural organizations. There are over 200 student associations covering interests such as music, arts, literature, science, and entrepreneurship. These organizations allow students to develop their skills, make new friends, and engage in meaningful projects.

PKU's campus is known for its beautiful traditional Chinese architecture, serene lakes, and lush gardens, offering students a peaceful environment for study and relaxation. The Weiming Lake and the Boya Pagoda are iconic landmarks where students often gather to socialize, read, or enjoy the scenery.

Sports and fitness are also an essential part of student life at PKU. The university has modern sports facilities, including gyms, swimming pools, and outdoor fields for basketball, football, and tennis. Students can participate in various sports competitions and fitness programs to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Academic life at PKU is rigorous, with students expected to excel in their studies. However, the university also encourages a balanced lifestyle, providing opportunities for students to engage in research projects, internships, and international exchange programs. The university frequently hosts academic conferences, guest lectures, and cultural events, allowing students to broaden their knowledge beyond the classroom.

International students at PKU receive strong support from the university, including language courses, cultural exchange programs, and dedicated student services. The university's global community fosters cross-cultural understanding and collaboration, making it an attractive destination for students from different backgrounds.

The dining options at PKU are diverse, with multiple cafeterias offering Chinese and international cuisine at affordable prices. Students can enjoy traditional Chinese dishes, as well as Western and vegetarian options. The university also has cafes and convenience stores where students can grab a quick snack or coffee between classes.

Living on campus is a convenient option for students, with dormitories providing comfortable accommodations. The university offers different types of housing, including single and shared rooms, with facilities such as laundry rooms, study areas, and recreational spaces.

Overall, student life at Peking University is a unique and enriching experience, combining academic challenges with cultural exploration, social engagement, and personal growth. The university's strong sense of community and commitment to excellence make it an ideal place for students to pursue their academic and personal aspirations.

Peking University offers a wide range of services and facilities to support students in their academic and personal lives. The university provides modern libraries, including the Peking University Library, which is one of the largest university libraries in China, offering extensive collections of books, journals, and digital resources. Additionally, students have access to computer labs, study rooms, and research centers equipped with advanced technology.

For accommodation, Peking University provides on-campus dormitories for both domestic and international students. These dormitories are well-equipped with essential amenities such as internet access, laundry facilities, and communal spaces for social interaction. The university also has dining halls and cafeterias that serve a variety of Chinese and international cuisines at affordable prices.

Health and wellness services are also available, including the Peking University Health Center, which offers medical consultations, emergency care, and psychological counseling services. The university promotes physical well-being through its sports facilities, which include gymnasiums, swimming pools, basketball courts, football fields, and running tracks. Students can participate in various sports clubs and fitness programs.

Peking University also provides career services to help students with job placements, internships, and career counseling. The university regularly organizes job fairs, networking events, and workshops to prepare students for the job market. Additionally, there are student organizations and clubs covering a wide range of interests, including academic societies, cultural groups, and volunteer organizations.

For international students, the university offers support services such as orientation programs, language courses, and cultural exchange activities to help them adapt to life in China. The Office of International Relations assists with visa applications, residence permits, and other administrative matters.

Overall, Peking University ensures that students have access to comprehensive services and facilities that enhance their academic experience and personal development.

Peking University (PKU) is one of the most prestigious universities in China and is recognized globally for its academic excellence, research contributions, and vibrant campus life. Founded in 1898, it is China's first modern national university and has played a crucial role in the country's intellectual and cultural development.

One of the key reasons students choose Peking University is its outstanding academic reputation. PKU consistently ranks among the top universities in China and the world. It offers a wide range of programs across various disciplines, including humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, engineering, and medicine. The university attracts some of the brightest minds from China and abroad, creating a stimulating academic environment.

Another special feature of PKU is its world-class faculty. The university employs leading scholars and researchers who are experts in their fields. Many professors have international experience and collaborate with top institutions worldwide, providing students with a global perspective on their studies.

Peking University is also known for its strong emphasis on research and innovation. It has numerous research institutes and laboratories that contribute to advancements in science, technology, and social sciences. Students have access to cutting-edge facilities and opportunities to participate in groundbreaking research projects.

The university's beautiful campus is another reason why students choose PKU. Located in Beijing, the campus combines traditional Chinese architecture with modern facilities. It is home to historic buildings, scenic gardens, and a vibrant student community. The university provides a rich cultural and intellectual atmosphere, with various student organizations, academic events, and extracurricular activities.

Additionally, PKU has strong international connections. It has partnerships with leading universities worldwide, offering exchange programs, joint research initiatives, and global networking opportunities. This international exposure helps students develop a broader perspective and enhances their career prospects.

In summary, Peking University is an excellent choice for students seeking a top-tier education, world-class faculty, cutting-edge research opportunities, a beautiful campus, and strong global connections. Its long history, academic excellence, and vibrant student life make it one of the best universities in China and the world.

• Yenching Academy Fellowship