Harbin, Heilongjiang · Fondée en 1920 · Ligue C9 · Projet 985 · Projet 211 · Double Première Classe

Harbin Institute of Technology 哈尔滨工业大学

HIT is China's principal aerospace and defence engineering university. It builds and operates satellites, develops robotics for space and industry, and is the single largest source of engineers for the Chinese space programme.

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Présentation

HIT is China's principal aerospace and defence engineering university. It builds and operates satellites, develops robotics for space and industry, and is the single largest source of engineers for the Chinese space programme.

It runs three campuses — Harbin, Weihai on the Shandong coast, and Shenzhen — the last of which is now the most competitive engineering campus in southern China.

Histoire

HIT was founded in 1920 as the Harbin Sino-Russian Industrial School, teaching railway engineering to support the Chinese Eastern Railway. It became a full polytechnic in 1938 and a national key university in 1954 — one of only six designated at the time.

HIT is a founding member of the C9 League, joined Project 211 and Project 985, and remains under the direct administration of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. Its research is closely tied to China's space, defence and advanced manufacturing programmes.

The Weihai campus opened in 1985 and the Shenzhen campus in 2002 on the former Shenzhen University Town site, giving HIT a presence in south China's electronics industry cluster.

Classements mondiaux, 2017–2026

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Position au classement mondial, 2017–2026. Plus bas est mieux : une ligne qui monte sur ce graphique signifie un rang plus bas.
ÉditionQSARWUTHE
2017278201–300501–600
2018325201–300501–600
2019285151–200401–500
2020277151–200401–500
2021260101–150401–500
2022236101–150301–350
2023217101–150251–300
2024256101–150201–250
2025252101–150152
2026241101–150131

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Campus

CampusLocalisationPoints forts
Harbin Campus (Main)92 Xidazhi Street, Nangang District, HarbinThe historic campus with aerospace, mechanics, materials and control engineering schools.
Shenzhen CampusShenzhen University Town, Nanshan District, ShenzhenNewest and highest-scoring campus; electronics, computer science, civil engineering and business; strong international recruitment.
Weihai CampusWeihai, ShandongOcean engineering, shipbuilding, automotive engineering and language teaching.

Enseignants et recherche

Harbin Institute of Technology employs around 4,100 academic staff, including about 42 members of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Chinese Academy of Engineering. 42 national academy members, one of the highest concentrations in engineering. Much of HIT's work is national-labelled research, and doctoral supervision for international students is available in robotics, materials and mechanics.

Force par discipline

DisciplineNote nationaleRemarques
Mechanical EngineeringA+Robotics, ultra-precision machining and space mechanisms.
Control Science & EngineeringA+Guidance, navigation and control for spacecraft.
Materials Science & EngineeringA+Welding and joining is world-leading; composites for aerospace.
Aerospace Science & TechnologyA+Satellite design and space-environment simulation.
Environmental Science & EngineeringA+Water treatment in cold climates.
Civil EngineeringACold-region construction and steel structures.
Computer Science & TechnologyAStrong at the Shenzhen campus.
Instrument Science & TechnologyAPrecision measurement and instrumentation.

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Programmes ouverts aux étudiants internationaux

ProgrammeNiveauLangueDurée
Mechanical EngineeringLicence / Master / DoctoratAnglais4 / 3 / 4 years
Computer Science and TechnologyLicence / MasterAnglais4 / 3 years
Aerospace EngineeringMaster / DoctoratAnglais3 / 4 years
Civil EngineeringMasterAnglais3 years
Chinese Language ProgrammeLangueChinois0.5–1 year

Admissions, frais et échéances

Conditions d'admission

Bachelor: high school diploma, entrance exam, IELTS 6.0 or HSK 5 depending on track. Graduate: degree, transcripts, two recommendation letters, research plan. Doctoral applicants should contact a supervisor first.

Échéances et frais

Deadlines: Bachelor: January – April. Graduate: December – April.. Application fee: CNY 400. Tuition: CNY 20,000–26,000 per year for bachelor's; CNY 28,000–40,000 for master's; many research doctoral places are funded.

Bourses

Chinese Government Scholarship, Confucius Institute Scholarship, Heilongjiang Provincial Government Scholarship, HIT Presidential Fellowship.

HIT →

Anciens élèves célèbres

Ancien élèveDomaineRemarques
Sun JiadongSatellite engineerChief designer of the Beidou navigation satellite system.
Luan EnjieSpace administratorFirst director of the China National Space Administration.
Li ShufuFounder of GeelyHIT-affiliated graduate; built China's most successful private carmaker.
Gao WenComputer scientistAcademician and inventor of AVS video coding; HIT alumnus.

Pourquoi les étudiants choisissent cette université

  • Excellent for space, robotics and materials research
  • Shenzhen campus places you inside China's electronics industry
  • Very low living costs on the Harbin campus