In 2023, Zhejiang Normal University ranked 102 in the latest national ranking, ranking fourth in Zhejiang Province. The school, formerly known as Hangzhou Normal University, was founded in 1956 and upgraded to Hangzhou Normal University in 1958. 65438-0962 Hangzhou Normal University merged with Zhejiang Institute of Education and Zhejiang Institute of Physical Education and was renamed Zhejiang Normal University.
From 65438 to 0965, Zhejiang Normal University moved from Hangzhou to Jinhua. 1980 is listed as a provincial key university. 1985 was renamed as Zhejiang Normal University. In 2000, 200 1, and in 2004, Zhejiang Finance School, Zhejiang Preschool Normal School and Jinhua Railway Driver School merged one after another. Support Quzhou College and build Jinhua Vocational and Technical College with Jinhua City.
By March 2023, the school had four campuses, namely Jinhua Campus (Headquarters), Hangzhou Xiaoshan Campus, Hangzhou West Lake Campus and Lanxi Campus. There are 24 colleges (including independent colleges), Jinhua Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine and other affiliated hospitals, offering 70 undergraduate majors.
Teaching construction of Zhejiang Normal University
Teaching Achievements By March 2023, the school had 34 national first-class specialty construction sites, 3 provincial first-class specialty construction sites 13, 28 national courses and 4 national experimental teaching demonstration centers. National majors: ideological and political education, educational technology, preschool education, physics, Chinese language and literature. National top-quality courses: modern educational technology and modern distance education.
National bilingual teaching demonstration course: National experimental teaching demonstration center of international financial management: comprehensive experimental teaching center of liberal arts and experimental teaching center of information and communication. Provincial key majors: ideological and political education, educational technology, physical education, Chinese language and literature, English, mathematics and applied mathematics, physics and biological sciences.
Provincial key construction majors: financial management, business administration, law, social work, applied psychology, translation, musicology, computer technology and science, biotechnology, chemistry, applied chemistry, teaching Chinese as a foreign language.