Beijing International studies university

Beijing International Studies University (BISU), founded in October 1964 with the support of China's late Premier Zhou Enlai, is a distinguished public institution of higher education. It is jointly sponsored by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and the Beijing Municipal People's Government. BISU is renowned for its foreign language programs at its core, tourism studies as a distinctive feature, and the coordinated development of multiple disciplines including liberal arts, economics, management, and law. It serves as a crucial national base for cultivating talent and conducting research in fields such as foreign languages, translation, tourism, economics, and trade. The university adheres to an academic ethos of 'Integrating Chinese and Foreign Perspectives, Combining Knowledge with Practice' and a teaching philosophy of 'Harmonious Interaction to Inspire Thinking, Humanistic Education to Cultivate Character.' BISU offers a welcoming environment for international students and boasts modern facilities, including a vast library and sports amenities.