Zhejiang Sci-Tech University

Zhejiang Sci-Tech University is a public university in Hangzhou whose history begins with a silk-education institution founded in 1897. Its current international catalogue includes English bachelor routes in computing, biotechnology, mechanical engineering, business, trade and fashion engineering, alongside…

Written by Bharat Vasireddy·Updated On: 31 Oct 2026

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At a glance

Location

Hangzhou, China

University type

Public

Established

1897

Study levels

Bachelor's, Master's

University overview

ZSTU’s international pages distinguish Qiantang and Linping study locations. Current computing, mechanical, biotechnology and trade bachelor guides identify Qiantang; several master guides also identify Qiantang. Fashion-related routes and faculty allocation need individual confirmation, and the central admission-office address does not establish every classroom. Degree study in English still includes Chinese-language progression, with HSK 4 required for bachelor graduation and HSK 3 for masters. International students join course study, faculty projects and campus activities under university rules.

Hangzhou, ChinaEst. 1897Public University

Why students choose it

English choices span technical, business and fashion-related subjects with an explicit current programme catalogue.
Master research directions can be matched to supervisors without presenting internal tracks as extra degrees.
Current guidance states both English entry evidence and Chinese graduation requirements.

Things to consider

The 2026 undergraduate CSCA deadline has passed; confirm the next cohort and exact submission rules.
English teaching does not remove HSK 4 bachelor or HSK 3 master graduation requirements.
Some current-linked plans are older or doctoral; their terms are not automatically transferred to a future master cohort.

Best fit for

International applicants seeking an English subject route and willing to develop Chinese for graduation.
Master applicants ready to secure supervisor acceptance and pursue a specific verified research direction.
Students comparing computing, life science, mechanical/energy, textile or business study in Hangzhou.

Student living

Campus environment

Accommodation

The official 2026 brochure quotes twin-room campus accommodation at CNY 450 per person per month, paid by semester or year, excluding electricity. It describes a bathroom, furniture, air conditioning, fridge and network facilities, plus public kitchen and laundry provision. The central fee page also lists CNY 2700 per semester/CNY 5400 per academic year for a twin room. Campus residence is expected when available; off-campus housing needs IEC approval and police registration within 24 hours. Confirm the residence, availability, invoice and bedding; no room guarantee is inferred.

Food & daily living

The university describes campus food services and shared kitchens in the international accommodation material. Specific halal certification, vegetarian separation, allergen controls and cooking access at an individual assigned residence are not established by the reviewed admission brochure. Discuss ingredients and cross-contact with dining staff and confirm current kitchen rules at your campus before relying on a meal arrangement.

Safety

Follow official visa, health, insurance and registration instructions. Applications require a complete recent physical-examination record and health/conduct review. Confirm campus emergency and medical contacts before arrival. The official platform has hospital and psychological-support sections; no personal safety guarantee is asserted.

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Frequently asked questions

Which English programmes are included?

The shortlist covers six current bachelor routes and eleven consolidated master parents. Only independently marked English options/directions are included; Chinese-only routes and doctoral study remain outside this shortlist.

How long are the programmes?

The 2026 brochure gives four-year bachelors except Architecture, which is not an English choice here, and three-year masters. A plan’s approved flexible study window does not create a separate degree or automatic accelerated route.

What English evidence can I use?

The official pages accept specified alternatives: English mother tongue or official language, English-medium previous schooling, TOEFL 80+, TOEFL Essentials B 2+, IELTS 5.5+, or other English evidence accepted by ZSTU. Some programmes can require more.

Is Chinese required for English study?

English bachelor graduation requires HSK 4 or above; English master graduation requires HSK 3 or above. Confirm the current curriculum and assessment. English entry-language evidence is separate from graduation Chinese.

Is CSCA required?

Current undergraduate admission requires CSCA. Mathematics is mandatory for the six English routes. English study exempts Professional Chinese, not Mathematics. The 2026 brochure requires results before 31 May 2026; confirm the next cycle.

What are the age and qualification rules?

The bachelor page normally asks high-school graduation and age under 30, allowing minors with prescribed guardian documents. Masters require a bachelor degree and normally age under 35, with discretionary relaxation for healthy experienced academically strong applicants.

Do masters need a supervisor?

The master application page requires a ZSTU supervisor acceptance letter and two recommendations from professors or associate professors. Select an English-capable direction and confirm background, supervision and current programme availability.

Are research directions extra degrees?

No. Computing, biology, chemistry, textiles and other masters contain multiple research directions under their parent. Academic Power Engineering/Thermophysics and professional Energy/Power remain separately labelled programmes.

What tuition should I budget?

The official 2026 annual categories are CNY 15000 liberal-arts bachelor,18000 science/engineering bachelor,22000 art bachelor and 25000 master, plus 300 application/registration. These are indicative past-cohort categories; obtain the current programme invoice.

What housing costs are published?

The brochure quotes twin accommodation CNY 450 per person/month, excluding electricity, paid by semester or year. The central fee page gives 2700 per semester/5400 per year. Confirm assigned campus, availability, bedding, kitchen rules and current charges.

Does fashion engineering include an overseas degree?

The current catalogue lists Fashion Design and Engineering (Sino-American Program) in English. The linked international plan describes FIT teaching resources. It does not establish an automatic FIT degree or compulsory US phase; separate Sino-French/RNCP terms are not transferred.

Are scholarships guaranteed?

No. The brochure lists government, provincial and university scholarship schemes with separate eligibility and review. The 2026 CSCA subsidy concerns one exam fee for admitted and registered undergraduate freshmen with the required receipt, not repeated tests.

How does Students Traffic help?

Students Traffic supports programme comparisons, document planning and cost questions. Apply through the university’s official process; university and government authorities make admission, scholarship, visa and degree decisions.