Hangzhou City University

Zhejiang University International Business School (ZIBS) is located on the International Campus in Haining, a city of over 800,000 people situated between Shanghai and Hangzhou. The campus opened in 2017 on a 200-acre site north of Juanhu Park and serves as ZIBS’s primary base for international business education. ZIBS launched in 2018 and delivers its International Master of Business Administration (iMBA) and Master of China Studies programmes in English, with specialisations in Fin-Tech Industry Management, International Management, and China Business Studies. Instruction takes place across campuses in Haining, Hangzhou, Shanghai, and internationally. The school draws on Zhejiang University’s interdisciplinary resources and collaborates with the Academy of Internet Finance and the Institute of China Studies. All programmes are taught in English.

Zhejiang University of Technology (ZJUT) is a comprehensive key university of Zhejiang Province, co-established by the Zhejiang Provincial government and the Ministry of Education. It offers programs in engineering, science, liberal arts, law, economics, pharmaceutics, management, education, and related fields. Located in Hangzhou, it has three campuses — Zhaohui, Pingfeng, and Moganshan — covering about 213 hectares. There are over 3,000 staff; 28 colleges and 1 department; 70 undergraduate programs, 34 master’s programs, and 10 doctoral programs. It recruits international students and students from Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan. Among about 3,000 staff there are 497 professors, 988 associate professors, and over 1,497 teachers with doctoral degrees. The university has three CAE academicians of its own and four CAE/CAS academicians shared with other institutions; 43 “National Excellent Teacher” and 47 “Provincial Excellent Teacher” title holders. About 43,092 full-time students; 18,965 graduate students including 8,822 postgraduate students and 825 PhD candidates; and about 1,500 international students. It has cooperative relationships with about 180 colleges and universities in the United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Japan, Belgium, Australia, Russia, Korea, the Netherlands, Sweden, Austria, and elsewhere, plus more than 10 partners in Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan.

Zhejiang Sci-Tech University (ZSTU) is a key provincial university in Hangzhou. It has 17 affiliated colleges (including teaching departments), 63 undergraduate programs, 65 master’s programs, and 12 doctoral programs. About 27,000 full-time students are enrolled, including around 3,500 postgraduate students. ZSTU is a host institute under Chinese Government Scholarship Programs. It began enrolling international students in 2003 and has accepted students from more than 60 countries and regions in Asia, Africa, Europe, and North America

Jiaxing University is a public university approved by the Ministry of Education of the PRC. Campus area is about 274 acres. Teaching and research equipment is valued at over USD 85 million. The library holds over 2.3 million print volumes and over 2.49 million electronic volumes. There are 17 teaching units, more than 16,300 full-time students, 8 affiliated hospitals, and 1 affiliated kindergarten. President Lu Jun is an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering. Honorary president Professor Zhu Jingwu is a physicist and former president of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. Faculty and staff: more than 1,660, including 3 full-time academicians, 10 part-time academicians, and national special experts. There are 2 provincial key innovation teams and 4 provincial teaching teams; 59 undergraduate programs; 2 majors in the national-level first-class undergraduate construction plan and 10 in the provincial-level plan; 11 national and provincial experimental teaching platforms. International cooperation includes more than 80 universities or institutions in 22 countries or regions; PhD research programs with Australian universities; Dual Bachelor’s–Master’s (DBDM) with German universities; and dual degree programs with partners in the United Kingdom, United States, Japan, South Korea, and elsewhere

Zhejiang University of Finance and Economics (ZUFE) is in Hangzhou. It emphasizes economics-related disciplines with coordinated development of Economics, Management, Humanities, Law, Science, Engineering, and Arts. Founded in 1974, it has three campuses — Xiasha (main), Wenhua, and Chang’an — on about 153 hectares. Structure: 14 schools, 2 teaching centers, 1 independent college, 51 research institutes and centers. It confers bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees and enrolls international students and students from Hong Kong and Macao SARs. More than 25,000 full-time undergraduates and postgraduates. Library: more than 2.5 million volumes, 2,035 academic journals, 4.67 million e-books, and 30,000 e-journals, plus a featured sub-library for Nobel Economics Prize laureates’ works, ZUFE faculty works, and Zhejiang Businessman-related works. Nearly 50 undergraduate programs; over 50 postgraduate and professional master’s programs in Applied Economics, Theoretical Economics, Business Administration, Public Administration, Law, and Statistics; and a doctoral program under the “National Special Needs Services Personnel Training Project.” Faculty and staff: 1,326, including 155 professors and 324 associate professors, plus national talent-program experts

Zhejiang Ocean University (ZJOU) is established by the Ministry of Natural Resources and the People’s Government of Zhejiang Province and is one of Zhejiang’s key universities. It was founded in 1958 as Zhoushan Fishery College, renamed Zhejiang Fishery College in 1975, and became Zhejiang Ocean College in 1998 through merger with Zhoushan Normal College; further marine and fishery units joined after 2000. In 2016 it was officially named Zhejiang Ocean University. The school motto is “Embracing Diversity, Pursuing Excellence,” with an ocean-oriented focus. Campuses have moved several times over more than 60 years. Structure: 10 schools, 1 independent school, 2 teaching units, and 2 interdisciplinary research institutions. About 12,119 full-time students (excluding over 5,400 full-time students in the independent school) and 1,189 faculty members, of whom 846 are full-time teachers. There are 4 state-level and 27 provincial research platforms.