Zhengzhou University
Study city
Zhengzhou · Henan
Central plains · transport crossroads
- Continental · dry winters, hot summers
- High-speed rail hub · Yellow River region
- Large student body · affordable rents
211 · Double First Class · Soft #44
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Zhengzhou University
100 Ke Xue Da Dao, Zhong Yuan Qu, Zheng Zhou Shi, He Nan Sheng, China, 450001
About Zhengzhou University
Zhengzhou University, founded in 1956 in Zhengzhou, Henan, is a Project 211 university and a major comprehensive institution in central China. Teaching and research span science, engineering, medicine, humanities, and social sciences. International students join degree programmes alongside domestic cohorts.
Available Programs
300 programsKey Highlights
China Ranking
#44 in China
Average Tuition
¥33,471/year
Programs Offered
300 programs across various disciplines
University Information
University projects
Ranking
#44 in China
Intl. UG tuition
¥18,000–¥35,000/year
Location
Zhengzhou, Henan
Programs on this site
300 programs
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