Beijing University of Technology

In 1960, Beijing University of Technology (BJUT) was established in the southeast industrial area of Beijing, bearing the mission of providing the capital city with engineering talents to serve the new high-level, high-precision and advanced industrial system. Following the principle of "Rooted in Beijing, Serving Beijing, Inspiring China and Embracing the world", BJUT has pioneered a development path with its own characteristics.

In 1981, BJUT was approved as one of the first universities in China to confer Master's Degrees. In 1985, BJUT was approved to confer Doctoral Degrees. In 1996, BJUT entered the list of key universities in the national "211 Project". In 2008, BJUT successfully held the badminton and gymnastics events of the Beijing Olympic Games. In 2017, BJUT officially entered the list of universities in the national "Double First-Class" Initiative.

Today, BJUT has developed into a high-level multi-disciplinary research university providing programs in science, engineering, economics, management, literature, law, art and education, with engineering as a core focus. Currently, BJUT has 3 national key disciplines, 21 Beijing municipal key disciplines, 67 undergraduate programs, 33 first category master's degree programs, 22 first category doctoral degree programs and 19 post-doctoral research stations. 9 disciplines entered Top 500 of the QS World University Rankings by Subject. 11 disciplines including Engineering, Materials Science, Chemistry, Environment and Ecology, Computer Science, Biology and Biochemistry, General Social Sciences, Physics, Earth Science, Clinical Medicine and Mathematics entered Top 1% of the ESI Rankings, among which Engineering and Materials Science ranked Top 1‰.