Quzhou University

Quzhou University (QZU), an application-oriented public university while comprehensive in scope, maintains a strong emphasis on engineering disciplines. 
Founded in 1985, QZU was authorized as a bachelor’s degree awarding institute in 2014. In 2015, QZU was approved to be a model university for application-oriented universities of Zhejiang Province. From 2018 to 2022, QZU ranked 17th among all the newly built universities and colleges in the country in student contests.  
QZU consists of seven colleges and offers 30 undergraduate programs, covering seven disciplines including engineering, literature, science, education, art, management, and economics. At present, QZU has about 9,300 full-time students on campus, and a faculty and staff of 771 individuals, of which 613 are full-time educators. Among them, there are 79 professors, 182 associate professors, and 252 teachers holding a Ph.D. degree.  
QZU has established collaborative partnerships with colleges and universities throughout the world including the US, Germany, Italy, ROK, Sweden, the UK, Malaysia, and Japan. 
Based on its foundation and its mandate to support the development of the local society and economy, QZU adheres to the motto “Determination and Dedication” and aims to develop its application-oriented strengths as a university to fulfill its commitment to serve the city of Quzhou and Zhejiang Province.