Huzhou University

Huzhou University, located in Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province, referred to as Huzhou Teachers College, is a comprehensive full-time general institution of higher learning organized by the Huzhou Municipal People's Government. The school is approved by the Academic Degrees Committee of the State Council as a master's degree-granting unit, a doctoral degree-granting project construction unit, a national demonstration site for learning from Lei Feng, and a national advanced collective for helping the disabled. Universities, application-oriented construction pilot demonstration schools in Zhejiang Province, classroom teaching innovation schools in Zhejiang Province. The history of the school can be traced back to the Qiantang Road Third United County Teachers Training Institute in 1916. It started higher education in 1958 and began to recruit undergraduates in 1994. In 1999, with the approval of the Ministry of Education, the former Huzhou Normal College, Huzhou Normal School and Huzhou Teacher Training College were merged to form Huzhou Teachers College. In 2000, the former Huzhou Health School was merged into Huzhou Teachers College. In 2005 and 2017, it passed the evaluation and evaluation of the undergraduate teaching work level of the Ministry of Education. In 2012, it began to independently recruit postgraduate students. In January 2021, Qiuzhen College of Huzhou Teachers College, an independent college, was successfully converted into a public general undergraduate college - Huzhou College. As of March 2023, the school campus covers an area of more than 1,560 acres, with a collection of more than 3.8 million books; it has 14 secondary colleges, 8 affiliated hospitals, 2 clinical medical schools, 11 affiliated schools, and 51 undergraduate majors ; There are 4 first-level discipline master's degree programs and 12 professional degree master's degree programs; there are more than 2,900 faculty members (including directly affiliated hospitals); more than 13,400 full-time students, including more than 1,900 postgraduate students