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Beijing Institute of Graphic Communication(北京印刷学院) is a full-time general college and university jointly established by the Beijing Municipal People’s Government and the former State Administration of Press and Publication. The predecessor was the Cultural Institute established by the Ministry of Culture of the People’s Republic of China in 1958. The Cultural Institute was closed in 1961, and its printing technology department was merged into the Central Academy of Arts and Crafts. In 1978, Beijing was established on the basis of the Printing Technology Department of the Central Academy of Arts and Crafts with the approval of the State Council. The Printing Institute is managed by the former State Publishing Administration. In 2000, the university was assigned to Beijing.

There are currently 13 second-level colleges (teaching departments) and 25 undergraduate majors. Beijing Institute of Graphic Communication insists on improving the core competitiveness through the construction of characteristic disciplines. There are 12 authorized sites for a master’s degrees in first-level disciplines and 5 authorized sites for professional degrees. Among them, design and journalism are high-precision subjects in Beijing universities. The university has a postdoctoral research station and has the qualification to independently recruit and train post-doctors. In 2018, the university was approved by Beijing to add a new doctoral degree to the project construction unit.