Beijing Normal University (BNU), founded in 1902 and located in Beijing, China, is recognized as one of the nation’s first ten key universities. It plays a significant role in China’s educational landscape, being part of the "211 Project" and promoting extensive international cooperation with nearly three hundred partner institutions worldwide. BNU is committed to a philosophy of knowledge pursuit and character cultivation, fostering a rich academic environment for its diverse student body.

The Bachelor’s in Sociology at BNU, taught in Chinese, is designed to provide students with a deep understanding of social structures, interactions, and cultural dynamics. Over the four-year program, students will engage in critical analysis of societal issues, equipping them for careers in social research, community development, and public policy. This program stands out for its focus on both theoretical foundations and practical applications in sociological research, preparing graduates to address contemporary social challenges effectively.