Beijing Institute of Technology (BIT), Beijing
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Pharmaceutical Engineering

  • Annual tuition28,000 ¥
  • Duration4 years
  • Language of instructionChinese
  • DegreeBachelor's
  • QS 2027243

Pharmaceutical Engineering is a 4-year bachelor's programme at Beijing Institute of Technology (BIT) (Beijing). It is taught in Chinese and annual tuition is 28,000 ¥ (≈ $3,940).

Admission requirements

Chinese-taught programmes
HSK 5 (180+)
CSCA exam
Required What is the CSCA?Next session: 14 – 15 November 2026

Based on the university's 2026 admission guide. Requirements may vary by programme and change every year; your adviser confirms the exact requirements when you apply.

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Estimated total cost per year

Tuition
28,000 ¥
Campus dormitory (published by the university)
10,800 ¥ – 16,200 ¥
Food, transport and personal expenses
30,600 ¥ – 48,600 ¥
Total per year
69,400 ¥ – 92,800 ¥≈ $9,770 – $13,100

Estimate; flights, health insurance, residence permit and deposits in the first year are not included. Cost of living guide →

Your document checklist

For the application

  • Passport (valid for at least 6 months, colour scan of the photo page)
  • Passport-style photo (white background, taken within the last 6 months)
  • High school diploma: original and English translation, both notarised (if not yet graduated, a certificate of enrolment)
  • Transcript: original and English translation, both notarised
  • Chinese language certificate (HSK; otherwise a Chinese preparatory programme is possible)
  • CSCA test result (required by many universities from 2026)

After admission (for visa and enrolment)

  • Foreigner Physical Examination Form
  • Police clearance certificate (criminal record)
  • Bank statement or financial guarantee letter

Requirements vary by university; your advisor will tell you if anything is missing.

Dormitory and cost of living

Campus dormitory
900–1,350 ¥ / month · double roomapprox. per month: 900–1,350 ¥ (≈ 130–190 $) · source · 2026 data
Food, transport and personal expenses (monthly)
2,550–4,050 ¥ (≈ 360–570 $)
A room off campus (monthly)
2,500–5,000 ¥ (≈ 350–700 $)

Figures are estimates; university fees may change every year. Guide to the cost of living in China →

About the university

Beijing Institute of Technology (BIT)
Beijing · QS 2027: 243 · Founded: 1940

Beijing Institute of Technology (BIT) was founded in 1940 in Yan'an as the Yan'an Natural Science Academy and is today a public university in Haidian, Beijing. Since 2008 it has been administered by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, and it belongs to Project 211, Project 985 and the Double First-Class initiative. It has around 26,000 students.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the annual tuition for Pharmaceutical Engineering?

28,000 ¥ (≈ $3,940) / year. Annual tuition × duration; universities may update tuition each year. Accommodation and living costs are not included.

What is the language of instruction for Pharmaceutical Engineering?

It is taught in Chinese. Language requirement: HSK 5 (180+).

I don't speak Chinese. Can I apply to this programme?

Chinese-taught programmes usually require HSK 4 or 5. If you don't speak Chinese, many universities let you start with a one-year Chinese preparatory programme and then join your degree; the preparatory year has its own tuition.

Can I apply for a scholarship for this programme?

Yes. You can apply for the Chinese Government Scholarship (embassy channel), provincial and city scholarships and university scholarships. Bachelor's scholarship applications require a CSCA result; this university also requires the CSCA. Scholarship applications usually close between December and February; the eligibility check shows which scholarships you may apply for.

Can I extend my studies?

Most Chinese universities apply a flexible study period for bachelor's degrees: if you cannot complete your courses or take a break, you may study longer than the standard duration. The maximum period and conditions are set out in the university's regulations; an extension requires the university's approval and an extended residence permit. Scholarships usually cover only the standard duration.

Can I change my programme?

At most universities a change of programme is usually possible after the first year, subject to places, grades and the university's approval. Moving to a programme taught in a different language (English to Chinese or vice versa) requires a language certificate; scholarship holders also need the scholarship body's approval. The safest course is to choose your programme carefully when you apply; your adviser can help.

What are the admission requirements?

Chinese: HSK 5 (180+) · CSCA exam: Required. Based on the university's 2026 admission guide. Requirements may vary by programme and change every year; your adviser confirms the exact requirements when you apply.

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