International Student Apartments include Zijing Buildings 19–23 and the Asian Youth Center. The official accommodation guidance lists double rooms at RMB 40 per day per bed and single or AB rooms at RMB 80 per day per bed; availability is limited, so students should reserve after admission. Students who rent off campus must arrange housing themselves and obtain the required temporary-accommodation registration.

The international-student apartment area has cafeterias, a supermarket and other daily services according to Tsinghua's international-student handbook. Beijing has broad food choices, but students should check dining hours, ingredients and any dietary or religious needs directly with the campus facilities and accommodation team before arrival.

Tsinghua's main campus is in Beijing's Haidian District and is organised around 22 schools and 59 departments. The university's official admissions pages describe broad undergraduate and graduate provision, with international applicants recruited through divisions or departments; programme-specific language, assessment and major-confirmation rules therefore matter more than the university label alone.

Tsinghua's international-student guidance directs residents to follow university accommodation rules and Chinese law. Off-campus international students must complete temporary-accommodation registration with the local police station; visa, residence-permit and registration details should be confirmed with the International Students and Scholars Center and current Chinese authorities. The International Students and Scholars Center supports international-student admission, visa, accommodation and related affairs. Current guidance lists separate undergraduate, graduate and non-degree contacts, while the graduate admissions office provides the application portal, programme information, financial-aid information and department contacts.

International Student Apartments include Zijing Buildings 19–23 and the Asian Youth Center. The official accommodation guidance lists double rooms at RMB 40 per day per bed and single or AB rooms at RMB 80 per day per bed; availability is limited, so students should reserve after admission. Students who rent off campus must arrange housing themselves and obtain the required temporary-accommodation registration.

The international-student apartment area has cafeterias, a supermarket and other daily services according to Tsinghua's international-student handbook. Beijing has broad food choices, but students should check dining hours, ingredients and any dietary or religious needs directly with the campus facilities and accommodation team before arrival.

Tsinghua's main campus is in Beijing's Haidian District and is organised around 22 schools and 59 departments. The university's official admissions pages describe broad undergraduate and graduate provision, with international applicants recruited through divisions or departments; programme-specific language, assessment and major-confirmation rules therefore matter more than the university label alone.

Tsinghua's international-student guidance directs residents to follow university accommodation rules and Chinese law. Off-campus international students must complete temporary-accommodation registration with the local police station; visa, residence-permit and registration details should be confirmed with the International Students and Scholars Center and current Chinese authorities. The International Students and Scholars Center supports international-student admission, visa, accommodation and related affairs. Current guidance lists separate undergraduate, graduate and non-degree contacts, while the graduate admissions office provides the application portal, programme information, financial-aid information and department contacts.