Beijing University of Civil Engineering and Architecture Campuses

The Daxing Campus focuses on advanced research and expanded undergraduate programs in civil engineering and related fields, supporting larger-scale experimental facilities and student accommodations for the university's growing enrollment in technical disciplines.

• School of Civil and Transportation Engineering: Advanced courses in road engineering, railway engineering, traffic engineering, and infrastructure resilience.
• School of Architecture and Urban Planning: Expanded studios in modern architectural technologies, smart city planning, and digital design tools.
• School of Environment and Energy Engineering: Specialized training in renewable energy integration, water resources engineering, and green building certifications.
• School of Mechanical-Electronic and Automobile Engineering: Programs in construction machinery, automation in building processes, and vehicle engineering for transport infrastructure.
• Additional offerings: Materials science for construction, surveying and mapping engineering, and interdisciplinary courses in urban informatics and disaster prevention.

The Xicheng Campus serves as the historic core of Beijing University of Civil Engineering and Architecture, emphasizing foundational education in architecture, urban planning, and civil engineering disciplines. It hosts key schools focused on design, construction technologies, and environmental studies tailored to Beijing's urban context.

• School of Architecture and Urban Planning: Offers courses in architectural design, urban design, landscape architecture, and heritage conservation.
• School of Civil and Transportation Engineering: Provides programs in structural engineering, geotechnical engineering, transportation planning, and bridge engineering.
• School of Environment and Energy Engineering: Covers building environment and energy engineering, HVAC systems, and sustainable construction practices.
• School of Economics and Management: Includes real estate management, project management, and engineering economics courses.
• Additional offerings: Mechanical engineering, information technology applications in construction, and safety engineering modules integrated with practical labs on campus.