Zhejiang University Undergraduate Admission

Why Zhejiang University?

Zhejiang University combines a strong research tradition with a wide range of undergraduate disciplines and an increasingly international learning environment. For international students, it offers both Chinese-taught programmes across a broad academic spectrum and selected English-taught options in areas including medicine, biomedical sciences, engineering and global communication.


Who Can Apply?

If you are an international student planning to pursue an undergraduate degree at Zhejiang University, you will generally need to:

Applicants with previous Chinese nationality or born abroad to Chinese parent(s) may be subject to additional nationality and overseas-residence documentation.

2026082414305742.jpeg


CSCA Requirement

CSCA (China Scholastic Competency Assessment) is a standardized academic assessment for international students applying to undergraduate programmes in China. The subjects required vary by university and programme.

For Zhejiang University undergraduate applicants, a valid CSCA score report is required from the 2026/2027 academic year onward.

For English-taught programmes, applicants must select the English-language CSCA test paper.

English-Taught ProgrammeCSCA Subjects
Clinical MedicineMathematics + Chemistry
Biomedical EngineeringMathematics + Chemistry
Global Communication and ManagementMathematics
Biomedical SciencesMathematics + Chemistry
BioinformaticsMathematics + Chemistry

Chinese-taught programmes have separate CSCA subject requirements. Applicants should confirm programme-specific requirements before registering for the exam.


English-Taught Undergraduate Programmes

Zhejiang University offers the following English-taught undergraduate programmes.

ProgrammeDurationTuition (RMB/year)CSCA
Clinical Medicine6 years42,800Maths + Chemistry
Biomedical Engineering4 years42,800Maths + Chemistry
Global Communication and Management4 years65,000Maths
Biomedical Sciences — Dual Degree4 years200,000Maths + Chemistry
Bioinformatics — Dual Degree4 years200,000Maths + Chemistry

English-taught programmes accept both first-choice and second-choice applications.

Programme-specific notes

Clinical Medicine
Offered at the International School of Medicine in Yiwu.

Biomedical Engineering
Also offered at the International School of Medicine in Yiwu. English and academic requirements are similar to Clinical Medicine.

Global Communication and Management
Offered at Zhejiang University International Business School, Haining International Campus.

Biomedical Sciences — Dual Degree
Offered through the Zhejiang University-University of Edinburgh Institute at Haining International Campus.

Bioinformatics — Dual Degree
Offered through the Zhejiang University-University of Edinburgh Institute at Haining International Campus.


Chinese-Taught Undergraduate Programmes

Most undergraduate programmes at Zhejiang University are taught in Chinese.

Applicants generally need to provide an HSK certificate. Students who completed their junior and senior secondary education in Chinese may qualify for an exemption by providing proof of Chinese-medium education.

HSK level requirements vary by programme. Applicants should check the specific level required for their intended programme.


Application Materials

You will generally need to prepare:

Documents should be submitted in Chinese or English. Documents in other languages require notarised translations.


Tuition & Application Fee

ProgrammeTuition (RMB/year)
Clinical Medicine42,800
Biomedical Engineering42,800
Global Communication and Management65,000
Biomedical Sciences — Dual Degree200,000
Bioinformatics — Dual Degree200,000

Tuition fees for Chinese-taught programmes vary by major. Applicants should refer to the specific programme page for details.


Scholarships

Scholarship opportunities include:

Scholarship application deadlines and eligibility criteria may differ from general admission timelines.

2026082414304548.jpeg


Admission

Zhejiang University evaluates applicants through a comprehensive and competitive selection process.

After initial document review, qualified applicants may be invited for a video interview conducted by the relevant school or department.

The university considers:

Meeting the published minimum requirements does not guarantee admission.


Final Notes


Need help planning your application?
SICAS provides professional application planning and support for international students applying to Chinese universities.
Apply Now

More like this

Register
login