Zhejiang Normal University was formerly known as Hangzhou Normal University. 1956, Hangzhou Teachers College was born at the West Lake in Hangzhou. This is the first institution of higher learning in Zhejiang Province that has grown from scratch without any schools since the founding of New China. 1958 In June, Zhejiang Provincial Party Committee and Provincial People's Committee decided to upgrade Hangzhou Normal University to Normal College.
Zhejiang Normal University has 65,438 colleges, including Chuyang College, School of Economics and Management, China-Africa International Business School, School of Law and Politics, School of Marxism, College of Teacher Education, Hangzhou Preschool Teachers College, College of Physical Education and Health Sciences, College of Humanities, College of Foreign Languages, Conservatory of Music, Academy of Fine Arts, College of Cultural Creativity and Communication, College of Mathematics and Information Engineering, College of Chemistry and Life Sciences, College of Geography and Environmental Sciences, College of Engineering and International Culture.
Subjects and majors are more prominent in the province.
Zhejiang Normal University has 8 first-class doctoral programs in education, China language and literature, mathematics, psychology, China history, physics, chemistry, computer science and technology, 1 professional doctoral degree authorization program, 27 first-class master degree authorization programs, and1professional master degree authorization program categories. At present, there are 2 innovation teams in Post-Doctoral Research Center, Ministry of Education 1, Zhejiang 1 key scientific and technological innovation teams and 3 provincial key disciplines.
First-class doctoral degree: education, China language and literature, mathematics, provincial key disciplines: chemistry, computer science and technology, biology, provincial key disciplines: aesthetics, sociology, development and educational psychology, Marxist theory, regional economics, African studies, geographical environment and pollution control, theoretical physics, condensed matter physics, graphics and network optimization, mathematics, ecology, optical engineering, mechanical and electronic engineering.