Beijing Sport University (BSU), founded in 1953, was originally named the Central Institute of Physical Education. It was renamed Beijing Institute of Physical Education in 1956 and adopted its current name in 1993. As a national key university, BSU is part of China’s "211 Project" for priority development and was among the first institutions included in the national "Double First-Class" initiative. With a distinguished history, profound cultural heritage, and a solid educational foundation, the university enjoys a prestigious reputation both domestically and internationally. It operates under the direct administration of the General Administration of Sport of China. Located on Xinxi Road, Haidian District, Beijing, the university spans 755,000 square meters, with a total floor area of approximately 460,000 square meters. It boasts nearly 100 indoor and outdoor training venues. BSU is organized into four academic divisions: Division of Sport and Health Sciences – Comprising seven schools, including the School of Education and the School of Psychology; Division of Humanities and Social Sciences – Comprising seven schools, including the School of Marxism and the School of Management; Division of Olympic Sports – Comprising eight schools (or institutes), including the School of Competitive Sports and the China Football College; Division of Sports Engineering – Housing the School of Sports Engineering (China Sports Big Data Center). Additionally, the university hosts several national institutions: Party School of the General Administration of Sport of China, National Sports Administration Cadre Training Center, National Coaches College of the General Administration of Sport and China Olympic Academy.