Licenciatura en Ciencia y Tecnología Electrónica

Electronic Science and Technology is a national key program. The program, with information and communication engineering, electronic science and technology, computer science and technology as key subjects, fosters special talents with professional knowledge in electronic information engineering, electromagnetic field and microwave technology, signal and information processing, circuits and systems, who can work in research, design, manufacture, and operation in the field of information technology, or in the information technology research and equipment development in the departments of national economy and national defense industry.

Graduates will engage in scientific research, technology development and teaching in the field of electronics and information engineering or high-level management in related areas.

The core courses include Fundamentals of Circuits, Fundamentals of Analog Circuits, Digital Electronics, Signals and Systems, Fundamentals of Control Theory, Digital Signal Processing, Random Signal Analysis, Theory of Electromagnetic Fields, Fundamentals of Microwave Technology, Data Structure and Algorithm Designing, Computer Principle and Application, Principle of Digital Communication, and Communication Circuits and Systems.

Qualifications

• High school graduation or equivalent to a Chinese high school graduate;
• Efficient Chinese language skills (4 grade of HSK or above) or efficient English language skills (TOEFL 80 or IELTS 5.5).
• With age 18 through 30.

Note: Native English speakers or graduates from high school where English is an official teaching language are exempt from TOEFL or IELTS.

In 1940, Beijing Institute of Technology (BIT), the first science and engineering university was founded in Yan’an by the Communist Party of China. It has been one of the key universities in China since the founding of New China and the first batch of universities which has entered the national “211 Project”, “985 Project” and the “Top A World-class University”. The name of BIT was inscribed by Chairman Mao, and Li Fuchun, Xu Teli, Li Qiang and other older generations of proletarian revolutionists successively took the lead of the university. The university is now affiliated to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. All the faculty members and students are striving for the goal of “two hundred years” of the national standard, and are fully committed to the goal of building a world-class university with Chinese characteristics.