To better support the School of Cyber Science and Technology, Beihang has invested in world-class facilities, including a new building on the Xueyuan Road campus, dedicated "Double First-Class" funding, and additional financial support from local and social sources. As the Deputy Director of the Zhongguancun National Laboratory, Beihang actively contributes to the laboratory's construction. The School hosts ten provincial and ministerial-level academic platforms, including key laboratories for aerospace cybersecurity, blockchain and IoT applications, and trusted network computing technology; research bases for cyberspace international governance and postgraduate training in information security; advanced disciplinary initiatives in Beijing universities; and CAC innovation bases for cybersecurity talent development. It also includes a collaborative education demonstration base with Qi An Xin Technology Group Inc., a technical center for cybersecurity engineers, and a postdoctoral research station for cyberspace security.
Aligned with China's national strategy for cyberspace security, the School offers three undergraduate programs: Information Security, Information Countermeasures Technology, and Cyberspace Security, with the first two recognized as national first-class undergraduate programs. The School has established key disciplinary areas such as integrated air-space-ground network and information security, new cryptographic theories and applications, cyberspace countermeasures and training range technology, network content security and governance, and industrial internet security. To better support these fields, it has built six specialized platforms: the Integrated Information Network Scientific and Educational Innovation Platform, Cryptography Technology and Applications Innovation Laboratory, Blockchain Innovation and Application Laboratory, Network Offense and Defense and Training Range Laboratory, Internet Public Opinion and Security Governance Laboratory, and Industrial Control and Intelligent Systems Security Laboratory. Additionally, the School has built four undergraduate teaching labs and one "Great Wall Training Range" for practical learning and research. The School has further expanded its research capabilities through the Cyberspace Security Research Center at the Beihang Hangzhou International Innovation Institute, featuring advanced platforms like the Integrated Space-Air-Ground Emergency Secure Communication Research Platform, the Blockchain and Secure Computing Research Platform, and the "Qiantang Cyber Range."
The School strengthens moral education and cultivates well-rounded individuals, adhering to the educational philosophy of "broad knowledge, practical expertise, strong capability, and innovation." By integrating ideological and political education with professional knowledge, it cultivates national cybersecurity guardians imbued with a commitment to aerospace and national service. To innovate talent development models, the School has established the Undergraduate-to-Doctorate Cybersecurity Excellence Program and the Undergraduate-to-Master's Cybersecurity Specialization Program. It has also collaborated with the National Computer Network and Information Security Management Center to launch the Cybersecurity Advanced Talent Program. Furthermore, partnerships with institutions such as Zhongguancun Laboratory, the Aviation Industry Corporation of China, the China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation, the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation, and the China Electronics Corporation facilitate the joint training of master's and doctoral students under the Outstanding Engineer Program.
The School has achieved outstanding results in teaching and talent development. Faculty members have authored over 40 high-quality textbooks, more than 10 monographs, and 3 translated works.
"Cybersecurity: Technology and Practice" by Liu Jianwei has received the National Cybersecurity Excellent Textbook Award, MOE High-Quality Textbook Award, Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) Premium Textbook for Engineering Master's and Doctoral Students Award, and was recognized as a Beijing Higher Education Premium Undergraduate Teaching Material Key Project. This textbook has been adopted by over 210 universities nationwide. Another work, "Security of Communication Networks: Theory and Technology," earned the First Prize for Excellent Textbooks in General Higher Education Institutions. The translated book "The Secret of Cryptography" won the National Excellent Popular Science Work Award, China Communications Society's Information and Communication Popular Science Excellence Award, China Science Writers Association Gold Award for Outstanding Popular Science Works, and the 11th Wenjin Book Award Recommendation Prize.
Guo Hua's "Cryptography Laboratory Manual" was included in MIIT's 14th Five-Year Plan Textbooks, while Bai Lin's monograph received the China Publishing Government Award.
Undergraduate courses such as Information Network Security and C Programming Language were rated National First-Class Undergraduate Courses, and The Secret of Cryptography was recognized as a National Premium Open Online Course. Additionally, the course Cybersecurity was designated a National Online Model Course for Engineering Graduate Students and a MIIT Premium Course for Master's and Doctoral Engineering Students.
15 students have been awarded the China Internet Development Foundation Cybersecurity Scholarship, and 30 students have been named Outstanding Graduates of Beijing. Five students have received provincial or ministerial-level awards for Outstanding Doctoral and Master's Theses from organizations such as the China Electronics Society, the China Cryptography Society, the China Artificial Intelligence Society, and the China Command and Control Society. Four students have won the Outstanding Student Award for the China Cyberspace Security Association's Innovation Funding Program.
Student Kou Jing has won the Gold Award in the "Internet+" National College Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition, as well as the Baosteel Excellent Student Award. A total of 152 students have won four Most Entrepreneurial Value Awards and 34 First Prizes in the National College Student Information Security Competition, while 72 students have received two Special Prizes and 16 First Prizes in the National Cryptography Technology Competition. The Orange Team has won ten First Prizes in competitions such as the National College Student Information Security Innovation Practice Competition and the National Industrial and Information Technology Skills Competition (CTF).
The number of student awards ranks among the top nationwide. With an exceptional academic environment and robust support system, the School boasts a postgraduate recommendation rate exceeding 70%, a further education rate surpassing 90%, and a one-time employment rate of over 95%.