THUBeijing, China
International undergraduate studyTsinghua University
清华大学
Engineering, science and innovation at a global leader
- Founded 1911
- C9 League
- Project 985
- Project 211
01/ 11Overview
A remarkable place to begin.
Founded in 1911 as a school preparing students for study abroad, Tsinghua has grown into a leading research university with a strong engineering tradition.
Explore THU’s story and strengths
Academic and research excellence
Study engineering, science and wider disciplines in a demanding research environment.
International opportunities
Explore partnerships and exchanges offered through your school or programme.
A historic garden campus
Make Beijing’s green university district your base for campus life and cultural discovery.
02/ 11Language requirements
What language do you need?
Chinese language HSK 5+ · over 60 in each section For Chinese programmes; no HSK certificate for fully English programmes
English language TOEFL / IELTS or equivalent Required for Chinese and English programmes; no general minimum score published
03/ 11Entry requirements
Your grades. Your starting point.
Official requirementPublished by THU
Competitive estimateChinaStudyGuide target
Our competitive estimate is planning guidance, not an official admission requirement.
The THU–CUHK Economics degree has separate published competitive guidance. View the programme requirements ↗
04/ 11CSCA
Do you need CSCA?
Which CSCA subjects do you need?
05/ 11Admission routes
Find your way in.
Application dates & eligibility
06/ 11Application process
From application to arrival.
Complete the online application
Create an account, choose your programme or admission category, and upload your documents in THU’s international application system.
Documents that deserve an early start
Application materialsPersonal statement
Chinese or English
Self-introduction video
Up to 3 minutes
Recommendation letters
Two letters required
All other required documents
Applying through CUHK for the Economics dual degree? Use CUHK’s application guide for its forms, fee, and documents ↗
07/ 11Subjects
What will you study?
Browse all 82 options
08/ 11Annual budget
What will one year cost?
Tuition
RMB / year26,000Published tuition referenceAccommodation
RMB / year48,000Living-cost estimateFood
RMB / year24,000Living-cost estimateTransport
RMB / year5,000Living-cost estimateOther costs
RMB / year8,000Living-cost estimateWhat’s included in the estimate?
09/ 11Scholarships
Big ambitions. Extra support.
National scholarshipChinese Government Scholarship
FundingFull or partial scholarshipCompetition*Very high
Chinese Government Scholarship
University scholarshipTsinghua University Institutional Scholarship
FundingFull, half, or partial awardCompetition*High
Tsinghua University Institutional Scholarship
Competition levels are ChinaStudyGuide estimates. CSC coverage shown is for a full award; partial awards differ. CSC eligibility for THU’s English-taught degrees is not specified in its published guides. THU’s institutional award is for year one, so plan how you will fund later years.
Explore the scholarship guide10/ 11Accommodation
Find your Beijing base.
On campusInternational student dormitories
Closest to classes, libraries, dining halls, and campus services.
Limited availability
International student dormitories
Off campusPrivate rental in Beijing
More choice and independence, with greater responsibility for cost and commuting.
More flexibility
Private rental in Beijing
Have a housing backup. Rooms are subject to booking availability. The general housing guide lists double and triple rooms; residential colleges may use designated buildings. Arrange a private-rental backup if you do not secure a room.
11/ 11Student life
A campus to call home. A city to discover.


Beijing after class
Haidian and Wudaokou put university life, cafes, restaurants, and study spaces close to campus. Further across Beijing, you can explore imperial landmarks, galleries, live music, parks, and neighbourhood food streets.
Campus routine
Classes, laboratories, libraries, dining halls, sports, and student societies shape the week on a spacious campus.
Around Haidian
Nearby universities and Wudaokou’s cafes and restaurants create a lively student neighbourhood.
Weekends in Beijing
The Summer Palace and Yuanmingyuan are nearby; the wider city offers museums, hutongs, concerts, and galleries.
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