Zhejiang Gongshang University is a key university jointly established by Zhejiang Provincial People's Government, Ministry of Commerce and Ministry of Education. The school focuses on economic management, with the coordinated development of law, engineering and other disciplines, and the level of running a school is constantly improving. It has built a first-class financial university with distinctive business characteristics in China.
Its predecessor was Hangzhou Secondary Commercial School, which was founded in 19 1 1. It is one of the earliest schools in China to train business talents in modern times. 1980 Hangzhou Commercial College was established with the approval of the State Council. In 2004, it was renamed Zhejiang Gongshang University with the approval of the Ministry of Education.
The school has always been under the central ministries and commissions such as the former Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of Internal Trade. 1998, the school was changed from the original colleges directly under the Ministry of Commerce to "jointly built by the central and local governments, with local management as the mainstay". For more than 100 years, the school has been adhering to the tradition of running a business school.
As of May, 20 18, the school has nine disciplines, including management, economics, engineering, literature, law, science, history, philosophy and art, and has the right to award doctoral degrees, master's degrees and bachelor's degrees, and has the right to recruit foreign students and students from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan.
Construction of Zhejiang Gongshang University
Major with national characteristics (5): accounting, business administration, statistics, food science and engineering, computer science and technology.
National comprehensive professional reform pilot (II): business administration and accounting.
Provincial dominant majors (1 1): accounting, business administration, international economy and trade, finance, e-commerce, law, statistics, computer science and technology, electronic information engineering, food quality and safety, and marketing.
Provincial key majors (15): business administration, information management and information system, statistics, international economy and trade, food science and engineering, finance, food quality and safety, accounting, computer science and technology, marketing, English, economics, electronic information engineering, e-commerce and law.
National experimental teaching demonstration center (1): comprehensive experimental teaching center for liberal arts.
Provincial experimental teaching demonstration centers (7): environmental science and engineering experimental teaching center, computer technology and engineering experimental teaching center, biological engineering experimental teaching center, software engineering experimental teaching demonstration center, art design experimental teaching center, network and communication technology experimental teaching center, food engineering experimental teaching center.
State-level talent training mode innovation experimental area (2): management accounting talent training mode experimental area, practical skills legal talent training mode experimental area.
National Excellent Legal Talents Education and Training Base (1): an applied and compound legal talents education and training base.