BeiKe

BeiKe, also known as Beijing University of Chemical Technology, is a public research university located in Beijing, China. It was founded in 1958 as the Beijing Institute of Chemical Technology and was renamed Beijing University of Chemical Technology in 1994. The university is part of the prestigious Project 211 and Project 985 initiatives, which aim to develop world-class universities in China.

BeiKe is renowned for its strong programs in chemical engineering, materials science, and chemistry. It offers a comprehensive range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs across various disciplines. The university places a significant emphasis on scientific research and innovation, with numerous research centers and laboratories dedicated to advancing knowledge in its core fields.

The campus of BeiKe is situated in the Chaoyang District of Beijing. It boasts modern facilities, including advanced laboratories, libraries, and student accommodations. The university has cultivated a vibrant academic environment, attracting students and scholars from across China and internationally. BeiKe is committed to fostering talent and contributing to scientific and technological progress both domestically and globally. Its alumni have made significant contributions to industry, academia, and government.