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Tuesday, 4 July 2017

Ready to study in China? Find out more about life in some of China’s major student cities…
Beijing
Beijing is one of the most populous cities in the world, home to over 21 million people. With plenty of nightspots and cultural attractions to choose from, international students certainly won’t have any difficulty finding opportunities to become immersed in local culture while practicing their Mandarin. For those not fluent in the language, many signs are written in English.

Out of the 39 Chinese institutions featured in the QS World University Rankings 2018, nine are based in Beijing, the Chinese capital. The highest ranked university in Beijing is Tsinghua University (ranked 25th in the world) which offers a selection of master’s programs in English, while Peking University is second (joint 38th in the world) and aims to increase the number of programs taught in English in order to attract more international students. The university is also accepting more students through the Confucius Institute Scholarship Program, which aims to promote Chinese language and culture around the world.