1.Campus Location and Overall Positioning

Beijing University of Technology is located in Chaoyang District in the southeast of Beijing, which is one of the key universities in Beijing and one of the universities under the construction of “211 Project” of China. It is one of the key universities in Beijing, and is also one of the universities under the construction of “211 Project” of the country. The university focuses on engineering, combines science and technology, and coordinates the development of multiple disciplines, and has an important influence on engineering and technology.

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2.Domestic and International Rankings and International Reputation

Beijing University of Technology has long been ranked among the top universities in China in the fields of urban construction, civil engineering, materials engineering, information engineering, etc. NIT has been ranked among the top universities in QS Asian University Rankings. It has maintained a stable position in the QS Asian University Rankings, and its civil engineering and materials science disciplines have been ranked among the top 200 in the world in the international assessment for many times, which has a certain degree of international popularity.

 

3.Strengths of Disciplines and Teaching Characteristics

Beijing University of Technology has outstanding strengths in the fields of civil engineering, architecture and planning, materials science, information and communication engineering, and intelligent manufacturing. As an important force in the research of new energy and smart city in Beijing, the university is closely integrated with the fields of urban construction, traffic management and intelligent systems, and emphasizes engineering practice and industrial application.

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4.International Programs and Global Influence

The university offers a number of English-medium majors and international joint programs, and cooperates at undergraduate and graduate levels with universities in Australia, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Japan. NIT maintains long-term cooperation with international counterparts in urban engineering, green building, intelligent transportation, and new materials research.