From 65438 to 0984, several scholars from China Renmin University, Beijing Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing Federation of Literary and Art Circles, and China Youth Daily established Beijing Humanities University with the mission of "serving the country through education, and knowledge will change the destiny" and the determination to manage a university. Poet Ai Qing served as honorary president, and former vice president Wang Zhen wrote the name of the school. In the early days, China established about 200 communication divisions, including the first maritime military division.

The school is also one of the earliest private colleges and universities established since China's reform and opening up. Now it has ten colleges, including Railway College, Art College, Management College, Humanities College, Aviation College, Engineering College, China College, International Dance College, Calligraphy College and Computer College, with more than 20 popular majors.

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Beijing Humanities University always puts the cultivation of humanistic spirit and comprehensive quality education in the first place, actively innovates the teaching mode, aims at cultivating applied talents urgently needed by national construction and social development, and enjoys a good reputation in the society with "beautiful campus environment, strict student management, excellent teaching effect and perfect service facilities".

In 2004, it was awarded "Advanced Unit of Private Education in Beijing" by Beijing Municipal Education Commission and Beijing Municipal Education Commission. In 2006, it was rated as "the first batch of qualified schools in the evaluation of the running level of private colleges and universities in Beijing in 2006" by Beijing Municipal Education Commission.

In 2008, it was awarded the Third Class Merit of Beijing Public Security Collective by Beijing Public Security Bureau. In the same year, it was also named as "National Care and Growth Demonstration School" by the Education Development Center of China Care for the Next Generation Working Committee.

In 2009, he was awarded the Beijing Outstanding Contribution Award for Humanitarian Welfare by the Beijing Red Cross Society. In the same year, it was also named "Top Ten Private Schools in China" by China Educators Association, China Private Educators Association, China Principals Association and China Private Education Publishing House.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Beijing Humanities University