Master in History

Hangzhou Normal University (HNU) is a public, comprehensive university located in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, with a long tradition in teacher training and professional development. The campus community combines roughly 12,000 full-time students and a strong faculty body that supports high-quality teaching and applied research. International education has been a priority for nearly two decades, and the university offers a welcoming environment for degree and non-degree learners from around the world.

HNU provides a broad range of undergraduate and graduate programs across arts, sciences, education, engineering, business and more, supported by laboratories, libraries and sports facilities across five campuses. The university offers multiple scholarship schemes at provincial, municipal and institutional levels to help outstanding international students, alongside targeted support for Chinese language learners. On-campus and approved off-campus accommodation options are available with costs varying by facilities.

Located in Hangzhou, a city celebrated for its cultural heritage and the UNESCO-listed West Lake, HNU gives international students access to a vibrant urban life and strong local industry links. The city combines economic opportunity, green spaces and transport connections that make internships and part-time work feasible for eligible students. Prospective international applicants can expect structured support, modern facilities and scholarship opportunities aimed at a successful academic and cultural experience.

The Master in History at Hangzhou Normal University is for students who love history. This master's degree takes less than a year to complete and is taught in English. You'll get to study in China and learn from experienced teachers.

The program covers subjects like world history, Chinese history, and historical research methods. You'll develop skills in research, writing, and critical thinking. You'll also get to work on projects and presentations to help you learn.

After graduating, you can work as a historian, museum curator, archivist, or history teacher. You can work in museums, schools, or government agencies. Your knowledge of history will help you understand different cultures and societies.