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University application guide
杭州电子科技大学
Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China
This guide brings together the application routes, published timing, submission methods, scholarship steps, documents, and source links recorded for Hangzhou Dianzi University. Requirements can differ by degree, program, teaching language, and funding route. The university’s current notice controls the application.
This profile does not currently list a verified CSC university route. Review the university’s latest notice before choosing a scholarship or self-funded application.
The application-fee status has not been verified for the current route. The Chinese and English 2026 fee tables show a CNY 600 one-time registration charge in a merged cell spanning the Chinese-language row and all five degree-fee categories. The notices do not state when this charge is paid or establish a separate application-submission fee. Application-fee status remains unknown; confirm the payment stage with HDU.
Application window, tuition, registration and other costs, entry requirements and the scholarships published for international students at Hangzhou Dianzi University, read from the university's own 2026 prospectus and 2026 application guideline for the 2026/2027 intake. · recorded source check: September 17, 2026
Published dates and unconfirmed windows
Hangzhou Dianzi University publishes a dated window for the 2026/2027 intake. Its 2026 international student prospectus (2026杭州电子科技大学国际学生招生简章), published 23 March 2026 on the School of International Education 招生动态 notice board, states the application deadline as 15 June 2026 in the Chinese original ('申请流程(申请截至时间:6月15日)'); the English counterpart, the HDU 2026 Application Guideline posted 17 March 2026, gives the same date as 'Deadline: June 15th/When seats are full'. Applications for the 2026 autumn intake are made through the university's own portal at lxsgl.hdu.edu.cn, and that 15 June 2026 date has now passed as of 17 September 2026. No separate CSC, provincial or municipal scholarship deadline is published on the university's international student site. As of 17 September 2026 no 2027/2028 prospectus or guideline has been posted; the most recent item on the 招生动态 board remains the 23 March 2026 prospectus.
Guide scope reviewed 3 October 2026. Dates apply only to the intake and route named in each notice.
Funding options
These awards are listed on the university profile. Eligibility, eligible degree levels, coverage, deadlines and whether new applicants can apply vary by award and intake. Open the dated call before selecting an award or paying an application fee.
A current CSC application route is not verified on this profile. Check the university's current notice and the applicable CSC host list before starting a CSC form.
Choose your funding route to see where to start, which systems to use and what to submit.
Historical reference: Start with the university application
Self-funded admission
2027 dates unconfirmed · Autumn degree intake; program-dependent
An exact 2027 admission window is not established by the reviewed university sources. Check the prospectus for your degree and teaching language before scheduling submission.
University website — locate the current admission notice2026 international degree and Chinese-language admission
Create an account at lxsgl.hdu.edu.cn, complete personal information, upload the required documents and submit online. No paper application copies are required. Monitor the application system and a valid personal email for review results and JW202 download instructions after admission. The Chinese prospectus gives June 15, 2026; the English guideline also allows closure when places are full. This historical schedule does not establish a 2027 opening. The CNY 600 table charge is registration across language and degree categories, with payment stage unstated; confirm it before payment.
Reference: 2026 prospectus and March 17 English guideline; June 15, 2026 / seats-full cutoff, now closed. Confirm the latest notice for the same course and route before applying.
Read the university's procedureDegree and language eligibility
Chinese-taught bachelor’s requires HSK 4 ≥180; master’s/doctoral requires HSK 5 ≥180. English applicants supply IELTS, TOEFL, Duolingo or EF SET; no minimum English score is stated. Bachelor’s age is 18–25, master’s under 32 and doctoral under 35. The notices state a general minimum age of 18 but separately allow language applicants aged 17–25 with guardianship documents below 18; confirm that exception with admissions. High-school or preceding degree certificates and complete transcripts are required. English additionally specifies notarisation; non-Chinese/English documents need notarised translations. Bank financial evidence has no stated minimum amount.
Reference: 2026 prospectus and March 17 English guideline; June 15, 2026 / seats-full cutoff, now closed. Confirm the latest notice for the same course and route before applying.
Read the university's procedureGraduate academic documents
For master’s and doctoral study, upload the preceding bachelor’s/master’s qualification and all relevant transcripts, two recommendations from associate professors or professors, and a study plan. Chinese specifies at least 1,000 characters; English specifies at least 1,000 words and notarised qualifications/transcripts. Confirm the plan’s language and length. Language applicants need high-school qualification/transcripts and, below age 18, guardianship documents despite the separate general minimum-age statement.
Reference: 2026 prospectus and March 17 English guideline; June 15, 2026 / seats-full cutoff, now closed. Confirm the latest notice for the same course and route before applying.
Read the university's procedurePersonal, health and financial documents
Upload a digital two-inch photograph, passport information page valid at least six months and valid visa page, physical examination form, International Student Health Report and bank financial statement. No bank minimum is stated. The March 17 guideline says police evidence valid three months; the March 23 Chinese prospectus says six months. Ask admissions which validity applies. Documents outside Chinese/English need notarised translations.
Reference: 2026 prospectus and March 17 English guideline; June 15, 2026 / seats-full cutoff, now closed. Confirm the latest notice for the same course and route before applying.
Read the university's procedureApplicants with previous China residence or study
If previously studying in China, provide the institution’s daily-performance statement. Previous China entry/residence also requires the latest entry/exit visa page and customs-entry stamp scan. Prior one-year or related Chinese-language study requires original transcript, attendance, enrolment and completion-certificate scans from the earlier institution. These are conditional documents, not a replacement for the general checklist.
Reference: 2026 prospectus and March 17 English guideline; June 15, 2026 / seats-full cutoff, now closed. Confirm the latest notice for the same course and route before applying.
Read the university's procedure2026 costs and SONIS scope
Annual tuition is CNY 14,000 for language, CNY 18,000–20,000 for bachelor’s and CNY 25,000–28,000 for master’s by field, with CNY 30,000 in the doctoral category. Double-room accommodation is CNY 5,400/year, insurance CNY 800/year, residence-permit charge CNY 400/time and physical examination CNY 460/time; bedding and utilities are self-paid. SONIS supports the first academic year only. Confirm programme-specific payments and scholarship selection terms; no application-fee exemption is established.
Reference: 2026 prospectus and March 17 English guideline; June 15, 2026 / seats-full cutoff, now closed. Confirm the latest notice for the same course and route before applying.
Read the university's procedureCheck Hangzhou Dianzi University's current prospectus for your degree, teaching language, eligibility and deadline. Arrange supervisor contact or pre-admission first when the program requires it.
Read official admission instructionsUse the checklist below, then compare it with your program's required documents. Prepare any signed forms, translations and referee submissions before starting the final application.
Use the official application link and complete the fields required for your route. Submit documents only through the channel and at the stage stated in the current notice. Pay a charge only when instructed; retain any submission confirmation the system provides.
Check tuition, accommodation, insurance, payment deadlines and any financial-guarantee requirement. Accept the offer through the university's stated process. A CSC application is not part of a purely self-funded route.
Check your portal and email for missing-document requests, interviews and results. If a form is returned, correct it and resubmit. Keep admission and scholarship decisions separate; follow the final offer for acceptance, registration and original-document checks.
See annotated portal walkthroughs
Use the document list for your exact program. Prepare these common items, then add any scholarship-specific forms:
Scan each complete document clearly. Use the file type and size limit shown beside its upload field; combine multi-page documents only where the system permits. Open every uploaded file to check legibility, page order, signatures and stamps. Keep a copy of everything you submit.
Application templatesFollow the submission method in your programme's notice. The steps below apply when it requires an online form; email and paper applications follow their separate source-linked instructions above.
The links below support the dates, route sequence, and program details shown above. Some are planning references rather than a current university deadline; each item on the admissions calendar states its source and evidence basis.
Dates and funding rules change by intake. Recheck the current official notice before paying, submitting, or arranging documents.