- Location: Haidian District, Beijing, China
- Founding Year: 1898
- QS World Ranking 2024: #17 globally
- Reputation: Known for its excellence in research, international collaboration, and cultural influence, PKU is particularly strong in subjects like Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, and Medicine
Academic Offerings:
Undergraduate Programs:
- Liberal Arts
- Natural Sciences
- Engineering
- Law
- Economics
Postgraduate Programs:
- Public Policy
- Advanced Studies in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology
- Business Administration (MBA and EMBA)
- International Relations
- Computer Science and Technology
Intakes:
- Fall Intake: September (Primary)
- Spring Intake: February (limited programs)
- Application Deadlines: Typically between December and May, depending on the program
Entry Requirements:
Undergraduate:
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Proficiency in English (IELTS 6.5+ or TOEFL 90+)
- Recommendation letters
- Personal statement and application form
Postgraduate:
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent
- Academic transcripts
- IELTS 7.0+ or TOEFL 100+ (for English programs)
- HSK Level 6 for Chinese programs
- Two recommendation letters and a research proposal (for research degrees)
Expenses:
Academic:
- Undergraduate Tuition: CNY 26,000–30,000 per year
- Postgraduate Tuition: CNY 29,000–33,000 per year
- Doctoral Tuition: CNY 40,000–45,000 per year
Living Costs (Estimated Monthly):
- Accommodation: CNY 1,500–3,000
- Food: CNY 1,000–2,000
- Miscellaneous: CNY 800–1,500
- Total Monthly Living Expenses: CNY 3,500–6,500
Scholarships:
- Chinese Government Scholarship (CGS): Covers full tuition, accommodation, and living expenses.
- Peking University Scholarship: Offers full or partial tuition waivers.
- Belt and Road Scholarship: For students from Belt and Road Initiative countries
Facilities and Campus Life:
- Traditional Chinese architecture mixed with modern facilities.
- The largest library in Asia, advanced research labs, and innovation hubs.
- Sports complexes, cultural centers, and student housing options.
- Proximity to Beijing’s cultural and historical landmarks