Programs

Bachelor's in Bioengineering at ZUST is an English-taught undergraduate programme on ZUST's Hangzhou campus near West Lake. Study develops bioengineering knowledge and applied skills within the university's Chinese–German cooperative, career-focused education model.

Bachelor's in Biomedical Informatics (ZJU–University of Edinburgh Dual Degree) is an English-taught undergraduate programme combining biomedical sciences with informatics, health information systems, and computational methods. The dual award with the University of Edinburgh adds an international dimension for careers in healthcare technology, research, and data management.

Bachelor's in Integrative Biomedical Sciences (ZJU–University of Edinburgh Dual Degree) is a four-year English-taught collaboration between Zhejiang University and the University of Edinburgh. Laboratory work, research methods, and core biomedical concepts prepare graduates for healthcare, research, and biotechnology careers.

The Bachelor's in Pharmaceutical Science at Zhejiang University of Technology (ZJUT) in Hangzhou is taught in English for international undergraduates. Offered among ZJUT's science and pharmaceutics undergraduate pathways for international students

Clinical Medicine (MBBS) at Zhejiang University is a six-year English-taught medical programme integrating theory with clinical practice. Graduates prepare for healthcare roles through a comprehensive medical curriculum delivered in ZJU's medical education environment.

A four-year English-taught PhD in Pharmaceutical Science offered by Zhejiang University of Technology in Hangzhou, a comprehensive university co-established by the Zhejiang Provincial Government and the Ministry of Education. The programme forms part of the university’s science and engineering portfolio and supports research in drug discovery, formulation, and related life sciences.

Westlake University’s English-taught Summer Research Internship places international bachelor’s and master’s students—or recent graduates—in faculty labs for roughly four to six weeks (mid-July to mid-August in the published cycle). Projects span the Schools of Science, Engineering, Life Sciences, and Medicine across about 100 topics in 60–70 labs. Interns join research forums, interdisciplinary roundtables, and cultural activities in Hangzhou while working on doctoral-level problems with Westlake faculty.