Master program of Hangzhou Normal University

Hangzhou Normal University Program Handbook for International Students (2024) A Brief Introduction of Hangzhou Normal University Hangzhou Normal University started as Zhejiang Official Dual-Level Normal School in 1908. It was renamed Zhejiang Provincial First Normal School in 1913. In the turbulent early 20th century, the School was open to new ideas and emerged as a pioneer of the development of democracy and modern science in China. In 1978, Hangzhou Teachers College was formed on the basis of Hangzhou Normal School. At the turn of the 21st century, a few smaller institutions were successively integrated into Hangzhou Teachers College. 2007 marked the birth of the new Hangzhou Teachers College, officially today’s Hangzhou Normal University (HZNU).   With 24 schools, and 2 affiliated hospitals, Hangzhou Normal University consists of three campuses, namely, Cangqian Campus, Xiasha Campus and Yuhuangshan Campus, covering a total area of about 190 hectares. It has 2614 staff members and more than 31,000 full-time students, including more than 24,000 undergraduates, around 6,000 graduate students, near 90 doctoral students and about 500 international students. With 13 of its disciplines in the top 1% of international ESI disciplines, HZNU is now among China’s top 100 by ESI ranking. Liberal arts and…