Beijing Information Science and Technology University

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Beijing Information Science and Technology University
motto "Industry creates learning, honesty builds life"
founding 1915
Sponsorship state
place Beijing
country China
president You Lin
Students 11,483
Employee 1,395
including professors about 400
Website www.bistu.edu.cn

The Beijing Information Science and Technology University (UITP) (Chinese: 北京 信息 科技 大学, Pinyin : Běijīng Xìnxī Kējì Dàxué), known in English as Beijing Information Science & Technology University (BISTU) , previously known as Beijing Institute of Machinery (北京机械 工业 学院) and Beijing Information Technology Institute (北京 信息 工程 学院), is a university in the Chinese capital Beijing .

history

Beijing University of Information Science and Technology was founded in 1915. Today the university consists of nine faculties and a sports department, 12 faculties, over 40 bachelor's programs and 50 master’s programs.

Departments and faculties

Faculty of Science

  • mathematics
  • physics
  • Computational Science

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

  • Design and manufacture
  • Automation technology
  • Vehicle technology
  • Mechatronics
  • Renewable energy

Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Technology

  • Electrical engineering
  • Measurement and sensor technology
  • Photonics and Optical Communication Technology
  • Communication technology

Faculty of Computer Science

  • Computer Science and Technology
  • Software engineering
  • Network engineering
  • Information and Computing Science

Faculty of Automation Engineering

  • Control engineering
  • robotics
  • navigation

Faculty of Economics and Management

Faculty of Human and Social Sciences

Faculty of Information Management

  • Information system
  • Information security
  • Electronic commerce
  • Auditing
  • management science

Faculty of Foreign Languages

  • Linguistics
  • English culture

Sports Department

Web links

See also

List of secondary education institutions in Beijing