Located in northwest Hangzhou, Zijingang (literally meaning “purple golden port”) is the main campus where our first- and second-year undergraduates study. It hosts the administrative offices of 11 schools/colleges, including Civil Engineering and Architecture, International Studies, Life Sciences, Medicine, Pharmaceutical Science, and Management.

About 8km away from Zijingang Campus, Yuquan Campus (literally meaning “jade spring”) is conveniently located within walking distance to the West Lake and Hangzhou Botanical Garden. The campus is home to most schools/departments in the Faculty of Engineering.

Xixi Campus (literally meaning “west creek”) hosts four colleges, namely, Humanities, Education, Media and International Culture, and Marxism. The campus was the site of the former Hangzhou University.

Located in east Hangzhou, Huajiachi Campus (literally meaning “Hua Family Lake”) mainly offers continuing education. This is where the former Zhejiang Agricultural University was based.

Zhijiang Campus (literally meaning “zigzag river”) is home to ZJU's Guanghua Law School. The campus is set among Hangzhou's mesmerizing greenery and looks out over the Qiantang River.

Just 500 meters from the East China Sea, Zhoushan Campus is a new campus hosting the Ocean College. Located in northeastern Zhejiang Province, Zhoushan (literally meaning “boat hill”) is an island city well-known for fishery, tourism and shipping.

Haining (literally meaning “sea placid”) is a county-level city 125km west of Shanghai and 60km east of Hangzhou. The city is known for its leather industry and spectacular tide in the Qiantang River. A brand-new International Campus was open in 2016, which offers transnational education in its joint institutes.