Brief introduction of Hangzhou Normal University;
The predecessor of Hangzhou Normal University can be traced back to Zhejiang official secondary normal school, which was founded in 1908. 19 13 was renamed as Zhejiang Normal University, and 1978 was approved by the State Council to establish Hangzhou Normal University. Since 2000, Hangzhou Education College and Hangzhou Medical College have merged to form a new Hangzhou Normal College. In 2007, the school was renamed Hangzhou Normal University. ?
The school has now developed into a comprehensive normal university with humanities, society, science and medicine as the main subjects. Normal education and art education have their own characteristics, humanities and social sciences have certain advantages, science is good at some disciplines, and various emerging disciplines develop in harmony. In 20001year, the school passed the evaluation of undergraduate teaching level of the Ministry of Education, and in 2007, it passed the evaluation of undergraduate teaching level of the Ministry of Education, and achieved excellent results. ?
The school is located in the famous historical and cultural city of Hangzhou, with campuses such as Xiasha, Wen Yi Road, Yuhuangshan and Gudangwan, covering an area of nearly 1.400 mu and a school building area of 670,000 square meters. The planned Zangqian new campus covers an area of 3,250 mu, and the Hu Xiang campus covers an area of 558 mu. The total value of teaching instruments and equipment in the school is 385 million yuan, and the library has 210.9 million books. ?
The school has full-time students 15337, including undergraduates 1363 1 person and postgraduates 1685. There are 2328 faculty members, including full-time teachers 15 14, 779 professors and other senior titles, 565 with doctorates and 9 academicians. The school has formed a pattern of postgraduate education, undergraduate education, adult education, continuing education, public education, private education, international education and international cooperative education.