Zhejiang Communication University admission score line

The admission scores of Zhejiang Communication University are as follows:

Broadcast and host: 82.33.

Broadcasting and Hosting (film and television dubbing): 82.67.

Broadcasting and Hosting (Etiquette Culture): 8 1.33.

Broadcasting and Hosting (Bilingual Broadcasting): 83.33.

Radio and television director: 65.50.

Film and television photography and production (TV program production): 63.00.

Film and television photography and production (TV camera): 72.00.

Recording arts: 73.00.

Photography: 59.50.

Film photography and production (film photography and production): 55.50.

History of running a school

Zhejiang Media College is a university approved by the Zhejiang Provincial People's Government and the State Administration of Radio and Television, and it is a high-level communication university with distinctive industry characteristics. Zhejiang Radio and Television School was founded in 1978, and Zhejiang Radio and Television College was founded in 1984. In 2000, the two schools merged to form a new Zhejiang Radio and Television College, which was upgraded to Zhejiang Media College in 2004.

In 20021year, the school was successfully approved as a master's degree-granting unit and three master's degree authorization points, and the renaming of the school was successfully incorporated into the "14 th Five-Year Plan" of Zhejiang Province.

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The school has two campuses, Qiantang in Hangzhou and Wuzhen in Tongxiang, covering an area of 1.305 mu with a total construction area of 642,000 square meters. There are 16 secondary colleges (departments and centers) with more than 4500 students and about 1400 staff.

The school's disciplines cover art, literature, engineering, management, economy and education. There are three provincial-level disciplines: drama and film studies, journalism and communication, and information and communication engineering, and there are 1 training programs (master of journalism and communication) to serve the special needs of the country. 202 1 approved three master's degree awarding units and three master's degree authorization points in journalism and communication, art and Chinese international education.