01 项目特色

北京大学地球科学教育底蕴深厚、薪火绵长。1909年京师大学堂地质学门正式创办，丁文江、李四光等一代地学先驱在此耕耘奠基，这里亦是中国现代地质科学教育的发源地。2001年，北京大学整合地质学、地球物理、空间物理、遥感与地理信息等优势学科，组建地球与空间科学学院，推动地学领域多学科交叉融合，迈入全新发展阶段。

2025年1 月，中俄基础科学研究院暨地学基础研究中心揭牌落地，为中俄在地学前沿领域开展长期深度合作筑牢根基。为搭建青年地学人才交流桥梁，推动沉积、地层、古生物等基础领域学术互通，夯实中俄地学长期合作基础，助力培育具备全球视野的新时代地球科学复合型人才，北京大学地球与空间科学学院开展北京大学暑期野外课程（2026）沉积、地层、古生物综合实习。

本课程为北京大学本科核心野外实习课程，采用野外实地观测、分组研讨、成果汇报相结合的教学模式，组织中俄学子赴贵州多地开展联合地质考察。课程以搭建两国地学青年交流平台为目标，帮助学生夯实地质学基础理论，系统认知华南扬子地块及邻区完整地质演化历史，熟练掌握野外地质基础工作方法，全方位锤炼野外实操与综合科研能力。

02 课程及活动安排

项目周期：2026年8月14日-2026年8月28日（15天）

授课语言：英文

授课地点：北京大学校内及贵州省贵阳市、剑河县、独山县、兴义市等地

日程安排：

8月14日 学生报到，参观北京大学地质博物馆

8月15日 离京前往贵阳，在贵阳集合

8月16日 上午参观贵州省地质博物馆,下午前往剑河县

8月17日 剑河县五河剖面：南华系-震旦系（成冰-埃迪卡拉系）-寒武系

8月18日 苗岭国家地质公园：寒武系苗岭统GSSP剖面，化石采集

8月19日 剑河-独山转场，途中参观：1)麻江基东剖面；２)都匀木表河３号大桥剖面

8月20日 江寨蕊羊沟和利山村剖面

8月21日 望城坡-白虎坡、其林寨剖面

8月22日 下司-麻尾地区的上泥盆统-下石炭统下部：沉积相变

8月23日 上午前往卡蒲乡上石炭统-二叠系剖面,下午独山抗日纪念馆

8月24日 独山-兴义转场，下午参观马岭河峡谷 (岩溶喀斯特地貌)

8月25日 乌沙地质博物馆和乌沙泥麦古三叠系剖面,化石采集

8月26日 实习结束, 上午乘车兴义-贵阳, 下午贵阳-北京(高铁)

8月27日 北京大学校内活动，学术交流会、文化体验

8月28日 返程

03申请资格

国籍要求：全球各国优秀青年学子，优先面向俄罗斯及 “一带一路” 国家学生。

学历要求：在读本科生优先。

专业要求：地球科学相关专业优先。

语言要求：具备英文听说读写能力，可满足全英文授课交流需求。

其他要求：对华友好，无犯罪记录，遵守中国法律法规及北大校规校纪。

04 报名申请

A. 申请时间

申请开放：即日起

申请截止：2026年7月23日 24:00（北京时间）

录取通知：2026年7 月底通过邮件发放，名额有限，择优录取，额满为止。

B. 申请材料（扫描件，在线提交）

1.护照等个人身份证件信息页（清晰可辨）。

2.在学证明或最后学历证明（中文或英文）。

3.个人简历（英文，含教育背景、专业相关经历、获奖情况等）。

4.免冠证件照片（640*480px，JPG/PNG格式，文件大小＜1MB）。

C. 申请流程

1. 注册账号并登录：https://www.studyatpku.com/

使用有效电子邮箱注册，收到确认邮件后激活账号。

2. 选择项目：点击 “申请”，选择: “ 短期(ST)→ 院系专业班项目（ST2） → 北京大学暑期野外课程（2026）沉积、地层、古生物综合实习 ”。

3. 填写信息并上传材料：在线填写个人信息，按要求上传全部申请材料，确保信息真实有效。

4. 提交申请：核对信息无误后提交，等待录取确认邮件。

5. 确认参与：收到录取邮件后，按要求回复确认，完成后续报到准备事宜。

05 费用标准与退款政策

A. 费用标准（人民币：¥）

免费项目：免注册费、学费、住宿费、餐费、野外考察费、集体参观费。

自理项目：国际往返交通费、个人通讯费、个人消费、保险费（申请人须自行购买中国境内保险，覆盖项目全程）。

B. 退款政策

1.项目免费，无学费退款相关事宜；若因个人原因无法参与，需提前15 天邮件告知项目组，否则将影响后续北京大学国际项目申请资格。

2.若因不可抗力（如疫情、自然灾害等）导致项目取消，项目组将协助学员办理相关善后事宜，不承担额外费用。

06 签证、保险与住宿

A.来校要求

1.被录取学员须持有效学习签证或外国人永久居留证入境，确保在华停留证件合法有效。

2.在学期间严格遵守中国法律法规及北京大学校规校纪，服从项目组管理。

B. 签证 & 保险

签证办理：凭录取通知书到当地中国使领馆申请学习签证，签证有效期需覆盖项目全程。

保险要求：学员必须自行购买中国境内保险（含医疗、意外等保障），保额不低于50万元人民币，报到时提交保险凭证复印件。

C. 校内食宿

项目期间统一安排，免费提供。

07风险保障与管理

组织保障：成立专项工作组，明确各环节负责人，制定详细日程、应急预案与中英双语沟通机制。

安全管理：统一分组管理，配备中英双语带队老师，明确安全红线与紧急联络人；野外考察全程专业陪同，保障人身安全。

应急准备：建立医疗、天气、交通等应急预案，统一健康监测，灵活调整行程，确保活动顺利推进。

08 联系我们

电子邮箱：minzhou@pku.edu.cn

联系电话：+86-10-18811465546（周老师）

北京大学地球与空间科学学院

2026 年7 月17 日

Peking University Summer Field Course（2026）

Geological Excursion in Guizhou on Sedimentology, stratigraphy and Paleontology

01 Program Features

Peking University boasts a profound and enduring heritage in geoscience education. The Department of Geology of the Imperial University of Peking was formally founded in 1909. Pioneering geologists including Ding Wenjiang and Li Siguang devoted themselves to laying its academic foundation, making this institution the cradle of modern geological education in China. In 2001, Peking University integrated its flagship disciplines covering geology, geophysics, space physics, remote sensing, and geographic information science to establish the School of Earth and Space Sciences. This move fostered interdisciplinary integration across geoscience and ushered the university’s geoscience programs into a new era of development.

In January 2025, the China-Russia Institute of Basic Sciences and its Geoscience Basic Research Center were officially inaugurated, laying a solid foundation for long-term in-depth cooperation between China and Russia in frontier geoscience fields. To build a communication platform for young geoscientists, advance academic exchanges in fundamental disciplines such as sedimentology, stratigraphy, and paleontology, consolidate long-term bilateral geoscience cooperation, and cultivate interdisciplinary geoscience talents of the new era with global vision, the School of Earth and Space Sciences, Peking University is organizing Peking University Summer Field Course（2026）Geological Excursion in Guizhou on Sedimentology, stratigraphy and Paleontology.

This program is a core undergraduate field course of Peking University. Adopting an integrated teaching model combining field observation, group seminars, and academic presentations, it brings together Chinese and Russian students to carry out joint geological surveys at multiple sites across Guizhou Province. Designed as an exchange platform for young geoscientists from both nations, this program enables participants to consolidate fundamental geological theories, systematically grasp the full geological evolution of the Yangtze Block in South China and its adjacent regions, master standard field geological techniques, and fully sharpen their practical field skills and overall research proficiency.

02 Curriculum and Activities

Program Period: August 14 – 28, 2026 (15 days)

Instruction Language: English

Venue: Peking University Campus and field sites in the Beijing area

Schedule:

August 14 Participant check-in, visit the Geological Museum of Peking Univesity

August 15 Gather and registration in Guiyang City

August 16 Morning: Geomuseum of Guizhou; Afternoon: transfer to Jianhe County by bus

August 17 Wuhe section: Nanhuan-Sinian systems (Cryogenian-Ediacaran) to Lower Cambrian Series

August 18 Miaoling National Geopark: GSSP profile of the Miaoling Series

August 19 Transfer to Dushan County, we will visit two sections on the way: 1) Nanhua-Sinian systems at Jidong, Majiang County；2) Lower Carboniferous Tangbagou and Xiangbai formations at Duyun City

August 20 Jiangzhai: Upper Silurian to Middle Devonian

August 21 Wangchengpo-baihupo: Upper Devonian to Lower Carboniferous

August 22 Xiasi-Mawei: Facies change of the Upper Devonian to Lower Carboniferous

August 23 Kapu: Upper Carboniferous-Lower Permian; Dushan Anti-Japanese Memorial Hall

August 24 Transfer to Xinyi City in morning, visit Malinghe Gorge (Kast topography)

August 25 Wusha Geomuseum and Nimaigu Section: Triassic sequence and marine vertebrates.

August 26 Transfer to Guiyang by bus and back to Beijing

August 27  On-campus activities held at Peking University, including academic exchange conferences and cultural experience programs

August 28  Depart for return journey

03 Eligibility

Nationality: Open to outstanding young scholars worldwide, with priority given to students from Russia and Belt and Road Initiative countries.

Academic Status: Undergraduate students are preferred.

Major: Students majoring in earth sciences or related fields are preferred.

Language Proficiency: Competent in English listening, speaking, reading, and writing to participate in English-medium instruction and communication.

Other Requirements: Friendly toward China, with no criminal record, and willing to abide by Chinese laws, regulations, and Peking University rules.

04 Application

A. Application Timeline

Application Opening: Immediately

Application Deadline: July 23, 2026, 24:00 (Beijing Time)

Admission Notification: End-July 2026 (via email). Admission is competitive and merit-based, subject to availability.

B. Application Documents (Scanned Copies, Online Submission)

Valid passport or other personal identification document (clear and legible).

Enrollment certificate or final degree certificate (in Chinese or English).

Personal resume (in English, including educational background, relevant academic experience, and awards).

Recent passport-sized photo (640×480 px, JPG/PNG format, <1MB).

C. Application Procedure

Register and Log In: Visit https://www.studyatpku.com/ , register with a valid email address, and activate your account via the confirmation email.

Select Program: Click "Apply" and choose: Short-term Program(ST) → College Program (ST2) → Peking University Summer Field Course（2026）Geological Excursion in Guizhou on Sedimentology, stratigraphy and Paleontology.

Complete Information and Upload Documents: Fill in personal information online and submit all required documents as specified, ensuring authenticity and validity.

Submit Application: Review and submit your application, then await the admission confirmation email.

Confirm Participation: Reply to the admission email as instructed to confirm participation and complete pre-arrival preparations.

05 Fees and Refund Policy

A. Fees (RMB, ¥)

Complimentary: Registration fee, tuition, accommodation, meals, field expedition fees, and group visit fees.

Self-funded: International round-trip transportation, personal communication expenses, personal spending, and insurance (applicants must purchase their own insurance covering the entire program period in China).

B. Refund Policy

The program is free of charge; no tuition refunds apply. If unable to attend due to personal reasons, applicants must notify the program team via email 15 days in advance. Failure to do so may affect eligibility for future Peking University international programs.

In the event of program cancellation due to force majeure (e.g., pandemic, natural disaster), the program team will assist participants with follow-up arrangements but assumes no additional costs.

06 Visa, Insurance and Accommodation

A. Entry Requirements

Admitted participants must enter China with a valid student visa or permanent residence permit, ensuring legal and valid documentation for their stay in China.

Participants must strictly abide by Chinese laws, regulations, and Peking University rules during the program, and comply with the program team’s management.

B. Visa and Insurance

Visa Application: Apply for a student visa at the local Chinese Embassy or Consulate using the admission notice. The visa validity must cover the entire program period.

Insurance Requirement: Participants must purchase personal insurance covering medical care and accidents in China with a minimum coverage of RMB 500,000. A copy of the insurance certificate must be submitted at check-in.

C. On-Campus Accommodation and Meals

Complimentary accommodation and meals will be provided throughout the program.

07 Risk Management and Safeguards

Organizational Support: A dedicated working group will be established with clear responsibilities for all procedures, detailed schedules, emergency response plans, and a bilingual communication mechanism (Chinese-English).

Safety Management: Participants will be divided into groups under the supervision of bilingual faculty advisors. Clear safety guidelines and emergency contacts will be provided. Field expeditions will be accompanied by professional staff to ensure personal safety.

Emergency Preparedness: Contingency plans for medical, weather, and transportation emergencies will be in place. Unified health monitoring and flexible itinerary adjustments will ensure smooth program operation.

08 Contact Us

Email: minzhou@pku.edu.cn

Phone: +86-10-18811465546 (Ms. Zhou)

School of Earth and Space Sciences, Peking University

July 17, 2026