Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering

The application window was 15 October 2025–1 June 2026 and has closed.

Applicants need non-Chinese citizenship, a valid foreign passport, high-school completion or above and good health. The stated age range is 18–25; applicants under 18 require guardian documents for Beijing. Applicable nationality rules follow Ministry of Education notice [2020] No. 12.

Chinese-taught study requires HSK 5 ≥180. Zhuhai Chinese/Russian programmes require HSK 5 but no Russian score before entry. English-taught study requires IELTS ≥6.0, TOEFL ≥85, Duolingo ≥110 or an equivalent accepted by BIT; native English speakers are exempt from English evidence.

Submit CSCA results, or initial registration evidence followed by results before the comprehensive interview. Subject requirements differ by admission division: engineering generally requires mathematics and physics; science/materials requires mathematics and physics/chemistry; economics, humanities and design require mathematics.

Beijing admits students by broad divisions covering aerospace/mechatronics, manufacturing/vehicles, electronics, information technology, science/materials, social sciences and design; major selection within a division follows the first year. Zhuhai also offers Chinese/Russian engineering and English-taught Artificial Intelligence. Some later courses in the bilingual programmes use Russian, with Russian training after entry.

Bachelor's study lasts four years. Tuition is RMB 23,000/year in Chinese or RMB 30,000/year in English; the application fee is RMB 600.

The 2026 guide lists insurance at RMB 800–1,800/person/year and the residence permit at RMB 400/year.

The 2026 guide lists shared rooms at RMB 1,350/month for two occupants, RMB 1,200/month for three and RMB 900/month for four.

The 2026 guide lists shared rooms at RMB 900/month for two occupants, RMB 700/month for three and RMB 500/month for four.

The 2026 guide lists RMB 900/person/month for a twin room or RMB 500/person/month for a four-person room.

Bachelor's Type A scholarships support Chinese-taught study and are applied for through the home-country authority or Chinese mission. Graduate Type B applicants must complete both CSC and BIT applications, using agency number 10007. Full graduate awards cover tuition, accommodation or a subsidy, insurance and a stipend of RMB 3,000/month for master's or RMB 3,500/month for doctoral students.

Beijing government awards apply to Beijing campuses; Guangdong awards apply to Zhuhai and list RMB 10,000 for bachelor's, RMB 20,000 for master's and RMB 30,000 for doctoral students. BIT awards have full-duration and one-year categories with different coverage; full-duration awards require annual review.

Required documents include the passport and existing Chinese visa pages, notarized high-school diploma/transcript in Chinese or English, language evidence, CSCA results or registration evidence, and a personal statement/study plan. Under-18 applicants need guardian documents; Design and Arts applicants need at least two artworks. Submit the applicable scholarship, health, financial and police-clearance documents.

The sequence is online submission, initial review, application-fee payment, document review, comprehensive interview, pre-admission, deposit payment and final admission. Status updates appear in the application system.

Beijing bachelor's: undergraduate@bit.edu.cn, +86-10-68918272. Graduate study: master_phd@bit.edu.cn, +86-10-68910992. Zhuhai: study_in_bitzh@bitzh.edu.cn, +86-756-3835166 / 3835204.