Zhejiang University

Zhejiang University, referred to as "Zhejiang University", was founded in 1897. It is a comprehensive university supported by the national "211 Project" and "985 Project". It is also one of the first batch of "double first-class" world-class discipline construction universities in the country. Zhejiang University is located in Hangzhou, the economic, cultural and transportation center on the southeast coast of China. It is one of China's top universities.

Zhejiang University currently has 7 campuses, of which the main campus is located on the bank of West Lake in Hangzhou. The school’s education and research cover science, engineering, agriculture, medicine, liberal arts, law, economics, management, education and other disciplines. It has 12 colleges and 2 independent departments, and offers 88 undergraduate majors, covering engineering, science, agriculture, medicine, liberal arts, economics, management, law, education, art and other fields.

Zhejiang University enjoys an international reputation in multiple disciplines and ranks among high-level universities at home and abroad in fields such as computer science, materials science, chemistry, physics, life sciences, medicine, environmental science, mechanical engineering, electronic engineering, architecture and civil engineering, and management science.

Zhejiang University focuses on international development and has established close cooperative relationships with many internationally renowned universities and institutions around the world, and actively promotes education, scientific research, and talent exchanges and cooperation. Up to now, Zhejiang University has cooperated with more than 200 universities and institutions in the world, and has nearly 5,000 international students and exchange students from more than 160 countries and regions.