Beijing Foreign Studies University (BFSU)
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Founded 1941 as Yan‘an School of Foreign Languages. Renamed Beijing Foreign Languages Institute 1949. Merger with Beijing Russian Institute 1959. Acquired present status and title 1994. A “Project 211” and “Project 985” university.
Funding:
Public
Accreditation:
Ministry of Education
Grades 2
Master's Degree,
Doctor's Degree
or equivalent
Languages 6
Divisions 24
- Japanese Studies CentreFields of study: Japanese
- Continuing Education CollegeFields of study: Continuing Education
- Training CollegeFields of study: Teacher Training
- Afro-Asian Languages Department/Division
- Arabic Department/DivisionFields of study: Arabic
- Computer Science Department/DivisionFields of study: Computer Science
- French Department/DivisionFields of study: French
- German Department/DivisionFields of study: German
- Japanese Department/DivisionFields of study: Japanese
- Physical Education Department/DivisionFields of study: Physical Education
- Social Sciences Department/DivisionFields of study: Social Sciences
- Spanish and Portuguese Department/Division
- Translation and Interpretation Graduate SchoolFields of study: Translation and Interpretation
- Online Education Institute
- Asian and African Studies SchoolFields of study: Asian Studies
- Chinese Language and Literature School
- English and International Studies School
- English for Specific Purposes SchoolFields of study: English
- European Languages and Cultures School
- International Business SchoolFields of study: International Business
- International Relations and Diplomacy SchoolFields of study: International Relations
- Law SchoolFields of study: Law
- Philosophy and Social Sciences School
- Russian SchoolFields of study: Russian
Requirements
- Admission details: Graduation from senior middle school and entrance examination
