Established in 1984, Wenzhou University is a public, non-profit higher education institution in the city of Wenzhou, Zhejiang, which has a population of 1,000,000 to 5,000,000 people. Wenzhou University (WZU), which is officially recognized by the Department of Education of Zhejiang Province, is a very large (uni Rank enrollment range: 30,000–34,999 students) Chinese college for both men and women. 

Wenzhou University (WZU) has classes and programs that lead to degrees from colleges and universities that are recognized by the government. To learn more, look at the following uni Rank degree levels and areas of study matrix. Applicants from outside of the United States are welcome to apply. Students can also use WZU’s academic and non-academic facilities and services, such as its library, housing, and administrative services. When it opened in 1933 by famous businessman Mr. Huang Suchu, Wenzhou University had merged and combined 6 schools to make it what it is today. The Chinese Ministry of Education (MOE) has approved WZU as one of the first Chinese Language and Culture Education Bases that can take in Chinese Government Scholarship students. 

It is also allowed to take in Chinese students from other countries as well as students from Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan. Students from outside of China who want to study at WZU can apply for the Chinese Government Scholarship, the Confucius Institute Scholarship, the Zhejiang Provincial Government Scholarship, or the Wenzhou University Scholarship for International Students. It has academic programs in 9 different fields, such as art, literature, science, engineering, law, education, economics, history, management, and engineering. It has 57 programs for first-year students and 46 programs for graduate students. There are 1,719 full-time faculty and staff. Every year, it has about 14,000 first-year students, 1,500 graduate students, 500 international students, and about 13,000 part-time students who are continuing their education. 

Wenzhou University is a strong supporter of the strategy of internationalizing education and is actively involved in many international exchanges and partnerships. Since June 2017, WZU has built exchange and cooperation links with more than 70 universities and research institutes from around 20 countries and regions, including those in the USA, Canada, the UK, Australia, the Netherlands, Germany, Japan, and Korea. Recently, Wenzhou University opened an Italy Campus in partnership with the University of Siena in Italy. 

It is now home to a China-U.S. cooperatively run school called Wenzhou-Kean University, an International Sales and Marketing Management undergraduate program between China and Denmark, an Electronic Information Engineering undergraduate program between China and Taiwan, a Confucius Institute with Burapha University in Thailand, and a 3+1 dual bachelor’s degree program between China and Thailand.