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Zhejiang University School of Foreign Languages was founded in 1928. 1999 The former Foreign Languages Department of Zhejiang University, the former Foreign Languages College of Hangzhou University, the former Foreign Languages Department of Hangzhou University, the former Foreign Languages Department of Zhejiang Agricultural University and the former Foreign Languages Teaching Department of Zhejiang Medical University were merged to form the Foreign Languages College of Zhejiang University.

In 2003, the college was renamed the College of Foreign Language Culture and International Exchange of Zhejiang University. In May 2022, the name of the college was Foreign Languages College of Zhejiang University.

There are 12 college-level research institutes, including English Literature Institute, Linguistics Institute, Discourse and Multiculturalism Institute, Applied Linguistics Institute, Translation Institute, Intercultural Communication Institute, Foreign Teaching Media Institute, German Institute, Japanese Language and Culture Institute, French-speaking Humanities Institute and Russian Language and Culture Institute.

The Institute of Foreign Literature, the Institute of Applied Language, the Institute of Foreign Language Teaching Journals and the Institute of German Culture are four university-level research institutes. * * * There are 233 faculty members, with strong teachers and reasonable age structure.

Teaching and research echelon composed of professors, associate professors and foreign experts. At present, the college has undertaken more than ten national, provincial and ministerial scientific research projects. The teaching reform project of "new student-centered thematic teaching mode" won the second prize of national teaching achievement, which was fully affirmed by domestic foreign language colleagues.

As of March 2022, the college is composed of English Department, Language and Translation Department and Eurasian Department. It has the right to award doctoral degrees in foreign languages and literature, covering two disciplines and six enrollment directions.

The right to award master's degrees in the first-class discipline of foreign languages and literature, covering eight master's degrees in two disciplines; Seven undergraduate majors, including English, German, Japanese, Russian, French, Spanish and translation; There are post-doctoral mobile stations for foreign languages and literature.