更新时间：2024-04-30 13:00:22作者：欧曼老师
浙江师范大学创建于1956年，前身为杭州师范专科学校。1962年与浙江教育学院合并为浙江师范高等专科学校。1985年更名为浙江师范大学
在学术上，该大学分为18个学院，包括经济与管理、法律与政治学、体育与健康科学以及美术等。每个学院都提供一系列的本科生和研究生课程。学生可以选择用中文或英文学习
学生群体由850名国际学生组成，形成了一个全球社会。该大学与世界各地的40多所高等教育机构建立了合作关系。因此，作为大学学术交流计划的一部分，学生可以在国外学习一个学期或整个学年
研究是大学活动的重要组成部分，可以在大学的各个研究中心进行。其中包括发光二极管研究中心、国际与比较教育研究所和田家坪教育研究所
学校位于中国东部浙江省金华市。金华人口约550万，是浙江第四大都市。这座城市有着丰富的文化和历史，是太平天国国王世王府的所在地，展示了一些最好的中国建筑。附近是双龙洞，双龙的意思是“双龙”，指的是类似龙头的钟乳石
Zhejiang Normal University was established in 1956 as Hangzhou Teachers Associate College. In 1962 the college merged with Zhejiang Education College to become Zhejiang Teachers College. In 1985 it was renamed Zhejiang Normal University.
Academically the university is organised into 18 colleges, which include economics and management, law and political science, physical education and health sciences, and fine arts among others. Each college offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Students can choose to study in either Chinese or English.
The student body consists of 850 international students, which creates a global community. The university has developed partnerships with over 40 higher education institutions around the world. As a result, students are able to study abroad for a semester or an entire academic year as part of the university’s academic exchange programme.
Research is an important part of the university’s activity and can be carried out at its various research centres. These include the Research Centre for Light-Emitting Diodes, the Institute of International and Comparative Education, and the Tin Ka Ping Institute of Educational Research.
The university is located in Jinhua, a city in Zhejiang Province in eastern China. Home to about 5.5 million people, Jinhua is the fourth largest metropolis in Zhejiang. The city has a wealth of culture and history and is home to King Shiwang’s Residence of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, showcasing some of the finest Chinese architecture. Nearby are the Shuanglong Caves, Shuanglong meaning "double dragon" in reference to the stalactites, which resemble dragon heads.
