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Bachelor’s application rounds

Round 1: 30 September 2026, 08:00–20 November 2026, 17:00. Round 2: 21 November 2026, 08:00–28 February 2027, 17:00, Beijing time. Design/Fine Arts accepts round 1 only; the THU–CUHK economics dual degree accepts round 2 only.

Bachelor’s eligibility

Applicants need qualifying foreign nationality and full-time, in-person high-school education. Chinese-English routes require HSK 5 or above with listening/reading/writing each above 60; native-Chinese or Chinese-medium high-school applicants may request a waiver. Non-native English speakers on both bilingual and English routes need official English test results; English routes need no Chinese evidence. Age is assessed on 1 September 2027; under-18 applicants provide guardian guarantees at registration, with an income-earning guardian residing in Beijing.

Bachelor’s tuition

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The official table lists RMB 30,000/year for specified Chinese-English science/engineering routes, RMB 26,000/year for listed economics, finance, management, law and colleges, and RMB 40,000/year for arts. Listed English-taught routes cost RMB 100,000/year; for the economics dual degree this applies only to study at THU. Clinical medicine has stage-specific rates.

Beijing campus housing

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Dormitory reservations are online and capacity is limited; applicants without a reservation arrange off-campus housing. The 2027 graduate guide lists Beijing double rooms at RMB 40/person/bed/day and triple rooms at RMB 30. Ask the Shenzhen International Graduate School about Shenzhen housing.

Bachelor’s scholarships

Apply for CGS Type A through the relevant Chinese embassy/consulate; the stated typical 2027 window is November 2026–April 2027, with country-specific deadlines. THU freshmen scholarships are applied for through the university system and may support all, half or part of first-year tuition. Later-year awards require separate applications.

Bachelor’s documents

Prepare nationality evidence, graduation/expected-graduation certificate, CV, transcripts, applicable language and admission-test scores, two references, personal statement, sponsor form/income proof and introduction video. Architecture and Design/Fine Arts require portfolios. Other-language originals need notarized Chinese or English translations.

Bachelor’s application route

Use the international undergraduate system to submit the form, documents and payment. Document screening precedes the comprehensive assessment and original-document/nationality checks. Assessment arrangements are notified separately.