There will inevitably be scores in college enrollment, but this is caused by demand and resource allocation. As an undergraduate of Peking University Engineering College, I often feel that many people don't know much about engineering at Peking University, and even have some prejudices. As long as you think of science and engineering, you think of universities like Tsinghua. Here's an introduction to Peking University Engineering that most people don't know, but is worth reading.

Peking University Institute of Technology was founded in 19 10 and rebuilt in 2005. There are 6 departments, including Mechanics and Engineering Department, Aerospace Engineering Department, Energy and Resources Engineering Department, Biomedical Engineering Department, Materials and Scientific Engineering Department, Industrial Engineering and Management Department, 3 first-class disciplines (Mechanics, Biomedical Engineering, Management Science and Engineering) and 3 key disciplines (Solid Mechanics).

Peking University Institute of Technology develops new engineering courses, which is quite different from traditional engineering schools such as Tsinghua. Because the starting point of reconstruction is high, there are many opportunities for students to develop. There are globex projects, which communicate with dozens of the best engineering colleges around the world every year, and students communicate with each other, and foreign teachers are hired to start classes in Peking University during the summer vacation. There are also many internship opportunities abroad in the Department of Mechanics and Biomedicine. You can reduce tuition fees and apply for scholarships. Our partners are all top universities with strong teachers, and we can also do scientific research with their teachers in exchange.

After graduation, the proportion of going abroad is also quite high, with about 30% to 40% people attending graduate school.

Let's share our usual courses and life. The ratio of male to female in our undergraduate 17 has reached 10: 1, so we are sitting in the classroom, surrounded by almost all science and engineering men ... Our courses cover a wide range, including basic courses such as mathematical analysis and ordinary differential equations, and have high requirements for physics and chemistry. Mechanics and electromagnetism are compulsory courses for freshmen. In addition, the courses required by different majors are also quite different. The Department of Biomedicine, the Department of Medicine and the Academy of Biomedical Sciences all have courses, which also require high programming ability.

When I was a sophomore, most of my classmates had double degrees or joined a group to do this research. Students who plan to go abroad also made preparations early and signed up for TOEFL, gre and other exams. Although a little abusive, I feel that the level of academic research has really improved in just a few semesters, and it is very fulfilling every day.

I hope my answer is helpful to you ~