Beijing Normal–Hong Kong Baptist University (BNBU) hosted its 17th International Postgraduate Education Information Fair on 21 October 2026, bringing together nearly 40 renowned universities and institutions from China and abroad, including the National University of Singapore, University College London, the University of California, Berkeley, and the University of Melbourne.
More than 2,000 students, parents and other visitors attended the event to learn about postgraduate programmes, admission requirements and university resources. Representatives from participating institutions also offered advice on further study and application planning.
At the opening ceremony, Prof Michael Sheng, BNBU’s Associate Vice President (Global Engagement), said the University’s international education aims not only to help students connect with the world, but also to bring the world to campus. He encouraged students to remain curious and explore their options, noting that the best path is not necessarily the most popular one, but the one that helps them thrive.
Prof Michael Sheng, BNBU’s Associate Vice President (Global Engagement) addresses the audience
The fair reflects BNBU graduates’ strong interest in further study overseas and in other regions. Among the University’s Class of 2025 graduates whose destinations had been confirmed, 81.11% pursued further study abroad or outside the Chinese mainland. Of these graduates, more than 20% were admitted to universities ranked in the QS World University Rankings top 10, while 88.28% entered institutions in the top 100.
Institution representative Ms Ivy Wang, from the Faculty of Science at National University of Singapore, addresses the audience
BNBU students consult institution representatives for further study information
BNBU provides undergraduate students with guidance on postgraduate study and career development throughout their four years, including programme selection, research and internship planning, and application document preparation.
Representative of BNBU's One-to-One Consultation Programme Counsellor, Dr Tiger Xiao, shares his findings with the audience
Student representative Ms Pang Yaxin, A third-year student of Applied Psychology Programme shares her experience of the One-to-One Consultation Programme with the audience
From MPRO
Photographer: Season Li
Editor: Cecilia Yu
