Program Overview

Program Introduction

The China Scholarship Council (CSC) implements the Youth of Excellence Scheme of China Program Chinese Government Scholarship to cultivate global governance talents with broad international vision, excellent comprehensive quality, outstanding leadership, and cross-cultural background. Three master's degree programs at Beihang University have been successfully selected to support this initiative.

Master Program of Space Information Engineering

The Master Program of Space Information Engineering is a master's program for international students interested in exploring the mysterious universe. This program focuses on knowledge acquisition and operational skills enhancement, with reference to the regulations for core disciplines in the Space Science and Technology Education Center-Curriculum (A/AC. 105.649) issued by the UN in 1996. The program aims to provide "International, Interdisciplinary, Intercultural, Innovative, Identical (5I)" education and offer an opportunity to obtain more exchanges and experience the practice of space technology in China.

Program Objectives

The program will:

• Broaden the knowledge related to space information engineering
• Apply the acquired knowledge and skills through practical hands-on experience
• Provide abundant practical opportunities, modular curriculum design, and flexible learning modes
• Develop cross-cultural communication skills in an international atmosphere

Educational Fields

The main educational fields include:

• Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System (RS&GIS)
• Satellite Communications
• Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS)
• Micro-satellite Technology
• Space Science and Environment

Faculty and Research

The core faculty members have extensive experience in the field of space science and technology, providing students with broad and solid basic theoretical knowledge as well as in-depth and systematic professional knowledge in the field of space technology and applications. The program enables students to engage in space science research, technology applications, or undertake specialized work independently.