Zhejiang Media College is a public institution established by the State Administration of Radio and Television of the People's Republic of China and the People's Government of Zhejiang Province. The school's predecessor was Zhejiang Radio and Television College, which was merged in 2000 by Zhejiang Radio and Television School (founded in 1978) and Zhejiang Radio and Television College (founded in 1984). In 2004, the school was officially renamed as Zhejiang Media College.
As of 20 18, 10, the total area of Xiasha and Tongxiang campuses is 1305 mu. Secondary college 13, undergraduate major 4 1. Professional master's degree authorization point 1 piece; There are more than 200 faculty members/kloc-0, nearly 14000 full-time undergraduates and nearly 140 graduate students.
Zhejiang University, referred to as "Zhejiang University" for short, is a university directly under People's Republic of China (PRC), a unit directly under the Ministry of Education of People's Republic of China (PRC), and a sub-ministerial organization directly managed by the central government. It ranks among the "2 1 1 Project", "985 Project" and "World-class University and First-class Discipline". He was selected into "Experimental Plan for Training Top Students in Basic Subjects", "Innovation Ability Improvement Plan of Colleges and Universities" and "Academic Innovation and Intelligence Introduction Plan of Colleges and Universities".
As a member of Nine Alliances (C9), Pacific Rim University Alliance, World University Alliance and China University Presidents Association, it is one of the earliest new institutions of higher learning founded by China people. It is a comprehensive national key university and was once called "Oriental Cambridge" by Joseph Needham, a famous British scholar. Qiushi College, the predecessor of Zhejiang University, was founded in 1897 and named as National Zhejiang University in 1928.
1937 Zhejiang university moved westward, running schools in Zunyi and Meitan, Guizhou, and 1946 moved back to Hangzhou in the autumn. 1952, when the departments of colleges and universities in China were adjusted, some departments of Zhejiang University were placed under the China Academy of Sciences and other universities, and the main parts were reorganized into several colleges and universities in Hangzhou, which later developed into the original Zhejiang University, Hangzhou University, Zhejiang Agricultural University and Zhejiang Medical University respectively.
1998, four universities with the same roots merged to form the new Zhejiang University. In the course of 120 years, Zhejiang University has always adhered to the fine tradition of "seeking truth and innovation" as its motto, taking the world as its own responsibility and relying on truth, and gradually formed a group of Zhejiang University people who are "diligent, Xiu De, discerning and incorruptible", sharing the same values and "eclectic, inspiring truth, goodness and beauty, developing people's wisdom and building the motherland"