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BEIHANG UNIVERSITY DOUDIAN CAMPUS SHAHE CAMPUS Hectares Hectares 53 (Suburban) BEIJING 100 (Suburban) CHINA BEIHANG UNIVERSITY DOUDIAN CAMPUS SHAHE CAMPUS hectares hectares 53 (Suburban) BEIJING 100 (Suburban) CHINA MAIN CAMPUS hectares 120 (Urban) 30,725 16,200 14,525 110 TOTAL ENROLLMENT UNDERGRADUATE POSTGRADUATE COUNTRIES REPRESENTED 28 2,478 662 1,118 ACADEMIC SCHOOLS FACULTY MEMBERS FULL PROFESSORS ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS HISTORY 1952 Beijing Institute of Aeronautics (BIA) 2001 Selected into the “985” National Founded with the merging of eight Chinese Education Excellence Project universities’ aerospace departments Aimed at building a world-class university 1988 Beijing University of Aeronautics 2002 Beihang University (BUAA) and Astronautics (BUAA) Celebrating the 50th anniversary of Beihang Set on the path towards a comprehensive university 2013 Selected into the “2011” National 1997 Selected into the “211” National Collaborative Innovation Project Education Excellence Project Fostering capabilities in cutting- Facilitating the development of key disciplines edge research and innovation Today, the call emanates from a new century which has witnessed an explosion of knowledge and higher demand for original research and innovation in a global context. Supported by three national education excellence projects (211/985/2011), we have now developed into a comprehensive research university covering engineering, natural sciences, humanities and social sciences. In addition to serving the nation, we are striving to answer the new call by boosting engagement with the world- wide flow of talent, vigorous intellectual exchange, and international interdisciplinary research. The University has the added attraction of being situated in Zhongguancun, also known as “China's Silicon Valley”, within easy reach of central Beijing. At the heart of one of the most dynamic technology hubs in China, our main campus offers a thriving environment that encourages innovation and collaboration. The suburban Shahe campus provides quiet study milieu and is also home to the National Laboratory of Aeronautics and Astronautics. The very new Doudian campus aims at research and innovation through engineering combined with medicine. We believe that great students make a great university possible. Beihang is deeply committed to On behalf of the entire Beihang family, I am pleased an education that fosters innovation and intercultural to introduce you to Beihang University, and to awareness. It is a campus tradition that every year our offer my vision for Beihang in the next decade. students participate in innovation contests and figure In many ways, Beihang has been distinct from day out the most creative solutions in teams. It is also a one: starting with a select community of scholars booming trend for many students to spend weeks and students delving into aerospace sciences, or years abroad studying at our partner universities. educating responsible professionals and leaders Looking to the future, Beihang aspires to in engineering and other sectors, exerting a great become a world class research university with influence on China's aerospace industry, and driving distinctive advantages in science and technology. forward technological innovation of the country. We hope you can join us along the way! The history of Beihang is a proud narrative of Welcome to Beihang. response to the nation’s call. In 1952, it was formed from the merger of the aerospace departments of eight Chinese universities. As one of China's first 16 key universities, Beihang has long been dedicated to cutting-edge research in the area of aerospace, Prof. Dr.-Ing. XU Huibin contributing to the realization of the Chinese dream. President of Beihang University BEIHANG UNIVERSITY 1 1. SCHOOL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE • Dept. of Engineering Thermophysics AND ENGINEERING • Dept. of Thermo-Power Engineering • Dept. of Materials Science 5. SCHOOL OF AERONAUTICAL • Dept. of Materials Physics and Chemistry SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING • Dept. of Materials Processing • Dept. of Aircraft Design Engineering and Automation • Dept. of Flight Dynamics and Flight Safety • Dept. of Polymer and Composite Materials • Dept. of Human Machine and Environment Engineering 2. SCHOOL OF ELECTRONIC AND • Dept. of Aerodynamics INFORMATION ENGINEERING • Dept. of Information and Communication Engineering • Dept. of Aircraft Structure and Strengths • Dept. of Electronic Science and Technology • Dept. of Dynamics and Control • Dept. of Photonics and Information Engineering 6. SCHOOL OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 3. SCHOOL OF AUTOMATION SCIENCE • Dept. of Computer Science and Technology AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING • Dept. of Automatic Control • Dept. of Computer Application Engineering • Dept. of Mechatronic Engineering • Dept. of Information Security • Dept. of Electrical Engineering • Institute of Software Engineering • Dept. of Intelligent Systems and Control Engineering • Institute of System Architecture • Dept. of Measurement and Automation Engineering • Institute of Intelligent Information Processing • Institute of Network and Digital Media 4. SCHOOL OF ENERGY AND POWER ENGINEERING • Sino-German Joint Software Institute • Dept. of Aero Propulsion • Dept. of Turbomachinery BEIHANG 2 UNIVERSITY 7. SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL 9. SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS ENGINEERING AND AUTOMATION AND SYSTEMS SCIENCE • Dept. of Mechanical Design and Automation • Dept. of Mathematics • Dept. of Mechanical Manufacturing and Automation • Dept. of Applied Mathematics • Dept. of Mechatronic Engineering and Automation • Dept. of Information and Calculating Science • Dept. of Industrial and Manufacturing • Dept. of Systems Science and Control System Engineering 10. SCHOOL OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE • Dept. of Material Processing and Control Engineering AND MEDICAL ENGINEERING • Dept. of Aircraft Manufacturing Engineering • Dept. of Biomedical Engineering • Dept. of Industrial Design • Dept. of Life Science and Technology • Institute of Robotics • Dept. of Health and Rehabilitation Technology 8. SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT • Institute of Human Factors Engineering • Dept. of Behavioral and Operations Management • Institute of Medical Instruments • Dept. of Information System 11. SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES • Dept. of Management Science and Engineering AND SOCIAL SCIENCES • Dept. of Public Administration • Dept. of Applied Economics • Dept. of Economics • Dept. of Quantitative Economics and Business Statistics • Dept. of Psychology • Dept. of Finance • Dept. of Chinese Language and Culture • Dept. of Accounting • Institute of Higher Education • Dept. of Digital Marketing • Institute of Philosophy of Science and Technology • Dept. of Leadership and Organization Management • Institute of Environmental Governance and Sustainability BEIHANG UNIVERSITY 3 12. SCHOOL OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES • Institute of Space Science • Dept. of Applied English 16. FLIGHT COLLEGE (PILOT TRAINING) • Dept. of English Literature 17. SCHOOL OF INSTRUMENTATION SCIENCE • Dept. of German Studies AND OPTO-ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING • Dept. of Linguistic Science and Engineering • Dept. of Measurement and Control • Dept. of Rhetoric and Communication • Dept. of Inertia Technology and Navigation Instruments • Dept. of Russian Studies • Dept. of Optical Engineering • Dept. of Translation and Interpretation • Dept. of Remote Sensing Science and Technology • Institute of Optoelectronic Technology 13. SCHOOL OF TRANSPORTATION SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING • Institute of Small Satellites and Deep Space Exploration • Dept. of Aircraft Airworthiness Engineering 18. SCHOOL OF PHYSICS AND • Dept. of Automotive Engineering NUCLEAR ENERGY ENGINEERING • Dept. of Transportation Engineering • Dept. of Physics • Dept. of Civil and Airport Engineering • Dept. of Applied Physics • Dept. of Nuclear Science and Technology 14. SCHOOL OF RELIABILITY AND SYSTEMS ENGINEERING 19. SCHOOL OF LAW • Dept. of System Security and Reliability Engineering • Centre of Civil Law • Dept. of Engineering Systems Engineering • Centre of Commercial and Economic Law 15. SCHOOL OF ASTRONAUTICS • Centre of Constitutional Law and Administrative Law • Dept. of Spacecraft and Launch Vehicle Technology • Centre of Legal Theory and Legal History • Dept. of Aerospace Propulsion • Centre of Procedure Law • Dept. of Guidance Navigation and Control • Centre of Criminal Law BEIHANG 4 UNIVERSITY • Centre of International Law 26. SCHOOL OF SPACE AND ENVIRONMENT • Dept. of Space Science 20. SCHOOL OF SOFTWARE ENGINEERING • Dept. of Software Engineering • Dept. of Environmental Science and Engineering • Dept. of Embedded System 27. SCHOOL OF MARXISM • Dept. of Integrated Circuit 28. INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED STUDIES IN • Dept. of Information Technology HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES • Dept. of Cloud Computing • Dept. of SAP ERP • Dept. of Network Security EDUCATIONAL • Dept. of Japanese Software ADMINISTRATIVE 21. SHEN YUAN HONORS COLLEGE SCHOOLS 22. SINO-FRENCH ENGINEER SCHOOL 29. GRADUATE SCHOOL 23. INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF GENERAL ENGINEERING 30. INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL • Centre for Chinese Language Training 24. SCHOOL OF NEW MEDIA ART AND DESIGN • APSCO Education and Training Centre in China • Dept. of Fine Arts • The UN Regional Centre for Space Science and • Dept. of Visual Communication and Design Technology Education in Asia and the Pacific (China) • Dept. of Digital Animation Art • Beidou Belt&Road School 25. SCHOOL OF CHEMISTRY 31. SCHOOL OF MODERN DISTANCE EDUCATION • Dept. of Chemistry 32. COLLEGE OF CONTINUING EDUCATION • Dept. of Applied Chemistry • Dept. of Molecular Science and Engineering BEIHANG UNIVERSITY 5 Beihang University is one of the top research
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