Zhejiang Gongshang university

Dormitory
Siegel A:1,100¥
Single B:900¥
Double A:650¥
Double B:400¥
Quad: 250¥

Colleges and departments
Zhang Naiqi Honors College
Hangzhou College of Commerce
College of Business Administration
College of Economics
College of Finance
College of Statistics & Maths
College of Accounting
College of Tourism
College of Law
College of Food Science, Biotechnology & Environmental Engineering
College of Information & Electronic Engineering
College of Computer Science & Information Engineering
College of Humanity and Mass Communication
College of Public Management
College of Foreign Languages
College of Japanese Language & Culture
College of Art Design

The institution was established in 1911 as Hangzhou Vocational Business School (the earliest Chinese Business School). In 1980, the school became a public university approved by the National Ministry of Education, Hangzhou Institute of Commerce. In 2004, it was renamed Zhejiang Gongshang University.

International focus
In the past years, ZJSU has been paying great attention to international exchanges and cooperation, and making an effort to promote education internationalization. The university has partner relationships with more than 90 universities and scientific research institutions from more than 50 countries (including the United States, Britain, Germany, France, Belgium, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Turkey, Japan, and South Korea, etc.). Moreover, ZJSU started cooperation programs with over 60 foreign universities and research institutions (such as Columbia University, University of California at Berkeley, University of Manchester, Waseda University, University of Canterbury, and Chulalongkorn University) in the areas of faculty and students exchange, mutual accreditation of credits, scientific research cooperation.

MPM,[who?] in cooperation with the University of Quebec, has trained over 600 postgraduates. Alliance Française de Hangzhou has developed into the largest French language training and cultural exchange center in Zhejiang Province. ZJSU co-established Confucius Institute with Howest University, Belgium. The number of students in Confucius Institute has reached over 600. ZJSU also co-established research centers with well-known foreign universities and research institutions, such as Sensory Science Laboratory with American Monell Chemical Sense Center.

ZJSU launched "Blue Sky" project aimed at enhancing faculty internationalization. It sends 50 promising teachers annually to key foreign universities for study and research; dozens of academic leaders and young administrators attend key universities overseas for training as well. The university encourages scholars to attend international academic meetings and activities. ZJSU actively conducts student exchange programs with key universities overseas and has sent thousands of students in