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University application guide

How to apply to Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications

北京邮电大学

Beijing, Beijing, China

This guide brings together the application routes, published timing, submission methods, scholarship steps, documents, and source links recorded for Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications. Requirements can differ by degree, program, teaching language, and funding route. The university’s current notice controls the application.

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Funding route on this profile

The profile includes CSC-related application guidance for Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications. Type B participation, eligible programs, and deadlines must be confirmed in the current university call.

Agency number recorded: 10013. Confirm it in the current Type B notice before submitting.

Application fee

The recorded application fee is CNY 500. Official 2026 admission brochure lists a non-refundable CNY 500 application fee. Re-verified September 14, 2026.

Source-linked admission details

Application window, application fee, tuition, accommodation, insurance and entry requirements as published in BUPT's own international student admission brochure and on its Office of International Student Affairs admissions page. The brochure PDF is an image-only document with no extractable text, so every figure recorded here was read by OCR at 150 dpi with tesseract. · recorded source check: September 17, 2026

Verified fact
The BUPT application period is October 20 to April 20 of the following year, published in the BUPT Admission Brochure for International Students.
Application fee
The application fee is 500 RMB Yuan and is non-refundable.
Tuition
Undergraduate tuition is RMB 24,600 per year in both Chinese-taught and English-taught programmes.
Tuition
Doctoral tuition is RMB 41,000 per year and master's tuition is RMB 30,000 per year in literature and RMB 32,800 per year in science and engineering.
Accommodation
Accommodation is RMB 50 per bed per day and health insurance is RMB 800 per year, mandatory for international students.
Language requirement
Entry requirements are HSK Level 5 for Chinese-taught programmes (HSK 4 for the Chinese Language major) and TOEFL 80 or IELTS 6 for English-taught programmes, with age limits of 30 for undergraduates, 35 for master's and 40 for doctoral applicants.
Entry requirements
Undergraduate applicants must take the China Scholastic Competency Assessment (CSCA) before applying, with mathematics and physics scores used as key admission criteria.
Scholarship
BUPT publishes two scholarship pages for international students: the Chinese Government Scholarship and the Beijing Scholarship for Foreign Students.
Tuition notes
The BUPT Admission Brochure for International Students tables tuition by category and start time: RMB 24,600 per year for undergraduate programmes in Chinese and in English and RMB 20,000 per year for Chinese language for international students; RMB 30,000 per year for master's programmes in literature and RMB 32,800 per year for master's programmes in science and engineering; RMB 41,000 per year for doctoral programmes; RMB 28,700 per year for general advanced studies, RMB 36,900 per year for senior advanced studies and RMB 3,690 per month for visiting scholar programmes; RMB 16,400 per year for Chinese language training programmes. A separate English-taught table repeats RMB 24,600 per year for the undergraduate Computer Science and Technology programme, RMB 32,800 per year for taught master's programmes and RMB 41,000 per year for doctoral programmes.
Accommodation
RMB 50 per bed per day, with 24-hour hot water supply and Wi-Fi and air conditioning available in the dormitory.
Medical insurance
Insurance is RMB 800 per year, and health insurance is mandatory for international students.
Entry requirements
Language: Chinese-taught programmes require HSK Level 5, except the Chinese Language major which requires HSK 4. English-taught programmes require TOEFL 80 or IELTS 6. For master's applicants the teaching language is Chinese except for the English programme and HSK 5 or higher is required for Chinese-taught programmes; each applicant must provide at least two recommendation letters from experts of associate professor rank or above. For doctoral applicants the teaching languages are Chinese and English, HSK 5 or higher is required for Chinese-taught programmes with HSK 4 for the Chinese Language major, and the applicant must provide at least two recommendations from experts of professor rank.
2026 degree entry requirements
The 2026 brochure permits undergraduate applicants up to age 30, master’s up to 35 and doctoral up to 40. Chinese-taught study requires HSK 5, except Chinese Language HSK 4; English study TOEFL 80 or IELTS 6. Undergraduates take CSCA before application, with math and physics important to evaluation. Source: http://ois.bupt.edu.cn/__local/7/6C/88/568E3C8FFC4EEB6A35F7E1287B5_57A56819_300AC56.pdf
Read Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications — Office of International Student Affairs, Admissions, BUPT Admission Brochure for International Students

Published dates and unconfirmed windows

Application timing and source scope

Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications publishes its application window in the BUPT Admission Brochure for International Students, issued by the International Education Center and dated November 21, 2025 by its file metadata. The brochure states at the end of its Application Procedure section that the application period is from October 20 to April 20 next year, so the 2026 intake ran from October 20, 2025 to April 20, 2026 and has closed. The brochure also gives start times of September for the Chinese-taught degree programmes listed and September or March for the Chinese Language Training Programs, with visiting scholar programmes starting in March or September. No dated 2027 intake notice had been published on the Office of International Student Affairs site when this was checked on September 17, 2026.

Recorded CSC agency number; confirm it in the current CSC call: 10013

Open deadline source

Guide scope reviewed 3 October 2026. Dates apply only to the intake and route named in each notice.

Funding options

Scholarships listed for Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications

These awards are listed on the university profile. Eligibility, eligible degree levels, coverage, deadlines and whether new applicants can apply vary by award and intake. Open the dated call before selecting an award or paying an application fee.

  • CSC / Chinese Government Scholarship
  • Beijing Scholarship for Foreign Students (北京市外国留学生奖学金)

How to apply to Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications

Choose your funding route to see where to start, which systems to use and what to submit.

Historical reference: Start with the university application

Self-funded admission

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2027 dates unconfirmed · Autumn degree intake; program-dependent

An exact 2027 admission window is not established by the reviewed university sources. Check the prospectus for your degree and teaching language before scheduling submission.

University website — locate the current admission notice

Historical international degree/general admission

The 2023 brochure accepts an application through BUPT’s portal or postal submission to its International Office. Prepare the prescribed documents; bring originals on arrival for online submissions. University review precedes mailed admission and JW202, then visa and registration. Chinese degree entry requires HSK 4; English graduate entry lists TOEFL 80. Master/doctoral applicants need at least two above-associate-professor references as worded. The application fee is RMB 500, payable in cash, remittance or bank transfer; timing is unstated. This old brochure does not establish current dates, programme availability, CSCA rules or a 2027 workflow.

Reference: 2023 admission brochure; December 1, 2022–May 20, 2023, closed. Confirm the latest notice for the same course and route before applying.

Read the university's procedure
  1. 1

    Choose your program and intake

    Check Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications's current prospectus for your degree, teaching language, eligibility and deadline. Arrange supervisor contact or pre-admission first when the program requires it.

    Read official admission instructions
  2. 2

    Prepare your documents

    Use the checklist below, then compare it with your program's required documents. Prepare any signed forms, translations and referee submissions before starting the final application.

  3. 3

    Complete the university application

    Confirm the accepted submission channel in the current official notice. Follow the source-specific instructions above for any university, supervisor or nominating-institution steps.

    Read official admission instructions
  4. 4

    Review your offer and costs

    Check tuition, accommodation, insurance, payment deadlines and any financial-guarantee requirement. Accept the offer through the university's stated process. A CSC application is not part of a purely self-funded route.

  5. 5

    Track decisions and respond to requests

    Check your portal and email for missing-document requests, interviews and results. If a form is returned, correct it and resubmit. Keep admission and scholarship decisions separate; follow the final offer for acceptance, registration and original-document checks.

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Document checklist and upload instructions

Use the document list for your exact program. Prepare these common items, then add any scholarship-specific forms:

  • Identity: passport information page and photograph. Copy your name, birth date and passport number exactly into each application.
  • Education: diploma or official expected-graduation certificate, transcripts and any required degree authentication. Include the original language and certified translations where requested.
  • Language: the required HSK, IELTS, TOEFL or accepted alternative. A medium-of-instruction letter replaces a test only if the program allows it.
  • Academic materials: study plan or research proposal; graduate recommendation letters; supervisor or pre-admission letter when required. Some systems send referees a private submission link.
  • Additional requirements: CSCA results for applicable undergraduate routes; portfolio for relevant arts programs; medical form, police clearance, financial guarantee or guardian documents when listed. Check validity periods before arranging time-sensitive documents.

Scan each complete document clearly. Use the file type and size limit shown beside its upload field; combine multi-page documents only where the system permits. Open every uploaded file to check legibility, page order, signatures and stamps. Keep a copy of everything you submit.

Application templates
How to fill the university application

Follow the submission method in your programme's notice. The steps below apply when it requires an online form; email and paper applications follow their separate source-linked instructions above.

  1. Open the university link for your degree level. On an admissions website, find the international-student application entry, then register or sign in. Button names vary between systems.
  2. Choose the correct entry year, degree, teaching language and program. Read its requirements before selecting your funding option.
  3. Enter personal information as it appears in your passport. List education and employment dates accurately, and enter a reliable email address.
  4. Complete the study plan and referee fields. Upload each document to its matching slot; enter a CSC application number only if your route asks for one.
  5. Preview the whole application. Follow the fee instructions, submit the form and check that the system acknowledges submission. Saving a draft does not submit it.
How to fill the CSC application
  1. Open the CSC portal below and register or sign in. Complete your personal details before starting the scholarship application.
  2. Select the application category specified in the current scholarship call. Type A commonly uses a dispatching authority and Type B a university; confirm the exact category and agency number in that route's current notice and check the receiving institution displayed by the system.
  3. Select the degree category, teaching language, major and study period specified by the eligible program. Keep these consistent with your university application.
  4. Upload the requested documents, review all fields and submit. Download the completed application form; sign and upload it to the university or dispatching-authority system when instructed.
  5. Save your application number and a copy of the submitted form. If you withdraw to edit, submit again before the deadline and tell the receiving office if it already began reviewing your application.

University agency number on record: 10013. For Type B, match it to Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications in CSC. Type A uses your dispatching authority's number instead.

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Official sources for this guide

The links below support the dates, route sequence, and program details shown above. Some are planning references rather than a current university deadline; each item on the admissions calendar states its source and evidence basis.

Dates and funding rules change by intake. Recheck the current official notice before paying, submitting, or arranging documents.