Blog Tag - University
This year, the UK surpassed the US as the preferred destination for Chinese students’ international studies for the first time ever.
As reported by...
Recent misunderstandings circulating on Weibo about admission to Cambridge University have shone a spotlight on the controversies surrounding the...
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In this Wudaokou Watch column, we'll profile a different Beijing-based student from abroad each week to hear about their life in China's capital....
In this Wudaokou Watch column, we'll profile a different Beijing-based student from abroad each week to hear about their life in China's capital....
In this new column, we'll profile a different Beijing-based student from abroad each week to hear about their life in China's capital.
Augustine...
Every year in June, scores of Chinese high school students take the gaokao, a notoriously complex university entrance exam that determines possible...
Tsinghua has started a heated debate throughout the country's student population after lowering requirements for applicants that hold foreign...
The Gaokao is going back to the past in a bid to force a generation of emoji users to embrace their Classical Chinese roots. Beijing students will...
In the latest victory of bureaucracy over common sense, Beijing's Communication University has told students they need a doctor's note and a personal...
Choosing to come to Beijing, whether it be through a study abroad or foreign exchange program, can be both daunting and alluring in equal measure....
A growing trend goes against the tide of stereotypes about students and universities in relation to China. The old adage goes something like this: An...
Aside from opening young minds with lessons and text books, Beijing's top universities will also soon offer wide open spaces.
The campuses of Renmin...
Fast economic growth in China is not only attractive for businessmen, but also for foreign scholars, the New York Times reports. More foreign...
Beijingers’ habits of spitting and running red lights aren’t the best, but in comparison to blackmailing one’s parents and breaking out in...