Bachelor in Law

Beijing University of Chemical Technology, founded in 1958, is a nationally recognised institution in Beijing with approximately 21,500 students and a dedicated international student body. As a Project 211 and Double First-Class Discipline university, BUCT blends a solid foundation in chemical and engineering sciences with expanding offerings in management, economics and the liberal arts. The university supports degree pathways at undergraduate, master and doctoral levels and offers several English-taught programmes.

BUCT's research capacity includes national key laboratories, engineering research centres and active industry collaborations that promote the industrialisation of high-tech results. Faculty strength and targeted innovation platforms support work in biochemical engineering, fine chemicals, new materials and industrial biotechnology. BUCT also maintains extensive international partnerships with over 100 universities to enable exchanges, joint training and cooperative research, making it attractive for students seeking global exposure.

The university operates multiple campuses and provides international student housing with standard amenities, alongside language support and specialist programmes for overseas learners. With 91 programmes and strong links to chemical and manufacturing employers, BUCT prepares graduates for careers in research, industry and technical leadership. Prospective international students will find a research-focused education, practical training options and opportunities to engage in China-related projects across the chemical sector.

The Bachelor in Law at Beijing University of Chemical Technology is for students who want to study law in China. This 4-year degree helps students learn about Chinese law and how it works.

The curriculum includes subjects like contract law, property law, and criminal law. Students also develop skills like critical thinking, problem-solving, and public speaking through hands-on components like mock trials and debates.

Graduates can work as lawyers, judges, or legal consultants in companies or government agencies. They can also work as policy analysts, legal advisors, or court administrators, helping people understand and follow the law.