Chu Kochen Honors College, Zhejiang University
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Chu Kochen Honors College (Traditional Chinese: 竺可楨學院, Simplified Chinese: 竺可桢学院; abbr. CKHC), is an elite undergraduate college of Zhejiang University.
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[edit] Introduction
The college is named after the former President of Zhejiang University, the meteorologist, geologist and educator Coching Chu (a.k.a CHU Kochen, or ZHU Kezhen, depends on the ways of spelling) [1]. It was founded in May 2000. Currently it has students of 1800. Every year, Zhejiang university selects about 400 top students (from its ~6000 freshmen) to join the college.
The current Vice-president of the Chinese Academy of Engineering Pan Yunhe (also the former President of Zhejiang University), was the first director of the college.
[edit] Class types
- Engineering (mixed)
- Humanities (experimental)
- Sciences (experimental)
- Finance & economics (experimental)
- Education (advanced)
- Management & Innovation (enhenced)
[edit] Extra links
- Chu Kochen Honors College, Zhejiang University (Homepage)
- Chu Kochen Honors College, Zhejiang University (Chinese Homepage)
- Chu Kochen Honors College, Zhejiang University (English Version)
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