Analysis and Inspection Technology

Course Overview

This master’s degree pathway builds a solid base in technical analysis, measurement technologies, and inspection systems that are relevant to engineering and quality assurance environments. Students study both theory and hands‑on practices with instruments and systems used in testing and evaluation. This helps them gain skills that are useful in research support, industrial quality control, and engineering project roles.

The program supports personal growth through collaboration with diverse peers and exposure to different research topics. Graduates leave with improved analytical skills, familiarity with current testing methods, and readiness for roles in academic or industrial settings with global work standards.

Beihang’s international focus provides connections with researchers and engineers from around the world and enhances students’ understanding of global engineering practices. Students have access to campus research facilities and may participate in projects that build experience with modern tools used in inspection and measurement work.

General Eligibility

• Academic Background: Bachelor’s degree from a recognized institution with strong academic records.

• Age & Health: Non‑Chinese citizens in good health.

• Application: Submit online application, academic transcripts, language test scores, passport, and supervisor acceptance letter (common for many master’s programs).

• Scholarships: Beihang offers scholarships for international postgraduate students based on merit and academic achievements.

Part Time Work Details

International students in China generally may work on campus with university approval; off‑campus work requires a work permit and is restricted by visa rules.

Language Requirement

• To study in an English‑taught master’s program at Beihang, applicants typically need valid test results from accepted exams:

  • IELTS Academic: minimum 6.0

  • TOEFL iBT: minimum 90

  • PTE Academic: scores aligned with university standards

  • Duolingo English Test: around 105 minimum

  Non‑English programs may require equivalent Chinese language proficiency (HSK certificates at required levels).