After the Westernization Movement, the Qing government established many schools, such as Shi Jing University School, Beiyang University School, Fujian Ship Administration School, Guangdong Land and Water Normal School, Shanghai Telegraph School, Tianjin Western Medicine School and Shanhaiguan Railway School. The following are some famous universities:

Shi Jing University Hall: Aisin-Gioro Zaitian, the 1 1 emperor of the Qing Dynasty, was named Emperor Guangxu in history. Shi Jing University Hall is an old name used by Peking University in the past. The school was founded on July 3rd, 1898. It is the first national university in modern China, which is of great significance in the history of education in China. The establishment of Shi Jing University Hall marks the beginning of modern national higher education in China.

Beiyang University Hall: Sheng Xuanhuai, a representative of Westernization School, is a famous politician, entrepreneur and philanthropist. Known as "the father of industry in China", "the father of investment promotion in China" and "the father of higher education in China". Beiyang University Hall is the first university in China's modern history. Founded in 1895, it is the predecessor of Tianjin University. It ended the history of feudal absolutism education in China for more than 1000 years and opened a new chapter in modern education in China.

Shi Jing Wentong Museum: Aisingiorro Yixin, master of Yue Daotang, politician in the late Qing Dynasty, and main leader of Westernization Movement, was named "Prince Gong" by Daoguang Emperor. Shi Jing Wentong Museum was the first official foreign language school in the late Qing Dynasty, but it was merged into Shi Jing University Hall, the first modern university in China founded by 1898.

Tsinghua School: Founded by the Qing government, Tsinghua School is located in Tsinghua University Campus of Tsinghua Campus, Haidian District, Beijing. It is a national key cultural relic protection unit and the predecessor of Tsinghua University.