【Objective】 The objective was to study the impacts of different nitrogen application systems on oat absorption and soil nitrogen accumulation in an oat/pea intercropping system.【Method】 A randomized block design was employed. Four nitrogen application systems were tested: N0(no N),N1(20% base fertilizer + 20% tillering stage + 60% topdressing stage),N2(20% base fertilizer + 30% tillering stage + 50% topdressing stage),and N3 (20% base fertilizer + 40% tillering stage + 40% topdressing stage). Three cropping modes (oat/pea intercropping,oat monoculture and pea monoculture) were studied to assess the effects of nitrogen application regimes on oat nitrogen uptake and soil nitrogen.【Result】 The study found that nitrogen application and intercropping significantly influenced oat grain yield,nitrogen uptake and soil nitrogen. Intercropped oat had the highest grain yield under the N2 treatment,which was 22. 48% higher than that under N3. Oat nitrogen uptake intercropping under N2 treatment was the highest (71. 2 kg/hm2 ),49. 9% higher than that of N0. During the growth stages,oat nitrogen uptake increased by 26. 5%,15. 8%,7. 3% and 17. 1% at jointing stage,heading stage,filling stage and maturity stage ,respectively, compared with that of monoculture oat. Soil total nitrogen content in the 0~20 cm soil layer increased by 12. 9%, 11. 2%,15. 4% and 6. 9% under N0,N1,N2 and N3 treatments,respectively,compared with monoculture. Intercropped oats exhibited higher soil nitrate nitrogen and ammonium nitrogen than monoculture oats during various growth stages.【Conclusion】 In the 20~40 cm soil layer,intercropped oats showed higher total nitrogen and nitrate nitrogen content than monoculture oat. Ammonium nitrogen content decreased,although the difference not significant.