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Peking University

Discover science, computing, economics and social sciences at a comprehensive university based in Beijing.

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The university

A closer look

Peking University offers bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral routes for international applicants. Selected graduate programmes are taught in English, including options in computer science, management and international relations. Beijing is the university’s main base, but some graduate programmes are located in Shenzhen. Check the department, campus and language of your chosen degree together.

Your direction

What could you study?

  • Computing & technology
  • Business & finance
  • Engineering
  • Humanities & social sciences
  • Natural sciences

These are subject areas to explore. Compare the curriculum, campus and entry route on the page for your chosen programme.

Browse official programmes (opens in a new tab)

Plan your application

Before you apply

  1. For undergraduate entry, choose the applicable admissions route and check the required school qualifications, examinations and assessments.
  2. For graduate study, confirm the required previous degree, language evidence and any department-specific assessment.
  3. Prepare the documents required for your study level, including transcripts and translations; graduate applications also require recommendations and a personal statement.
Read official admissions guidance (opens in a new tab)

Your practical plan

Fees, dates & student life

Tuition, application dates and scholarships depend on the programme and intake. Start with the current official guidance, then build a budget that also covers accommodation, travel, insurance and everyday expenses.

In your consultation, share your preferred degree, existing qualifications, language level and budget. EVO can help you compare the route and plan the next steps.

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