Beijing Information Technology College

Campus setting	Suburban
Living cost	RM 3,000 per month
Student population	Large (More than 10,000)
International students	4%
Institution type	Public

About Beijing Information Technology College

With the advent of New China in 1954, also known as its most recent industrial and technological progression, the Beijing Information Technology College was founded as a vocational college for enterprise cooperation.

As the national training centre for electronic and information technology professionals, 60,000 graduates of BITC have found themselves in high demand for employment in areas such as electronic information product manufacturing enterprises, software development companies, electronic information product marketing and services companies, internet concerns, advertising and film cofirms, banks, urban information work agencies and NGOs.

BITC has continuously developed as a practical education leader, building their own software development park (where their own students can find employment) to further evolve classroom education conduct through hands-on learning with actual experienced software technician guests.

BITC also offers opportunities to work with professional filmmakers in their Bexin Digital Media Centre in the 789 Art Zone as part of their diverse course listings that range from engineering technology to advertising, film and animation.

With so many programmes designed to link future graduates with existing employers, BITC students will have no problem progressing into the next step of life.

Campus information

The Beijing Information Technology College is spread out over three campuses across Beijing; one in the northeast, one in the east, and one in the south. Covering 233,000 square meters; of which 160,000 are teaching buildings, the BITC proudly houses 4,000 operational computers dedicated to their classes for over 8,000 full-time students pursuing three-year diploma programmes, 580 teaching staff, and 350 administrative staff.