Zhengzhou University (ZZU), founded in 1956 and located in Zhengzhou, China, is a comprehensive institution recognized for its commitment to academic excellence across 12 fields of study, including science, engineering, and medicine. As the only university in Henan included in Project 211, ZZU emphasizes a people-oriented approach, fostering a diverse environment for over 1,300 international students and establishing collaborations with numerous renowned global institutions.

The Master’s in Educational Economics and Management (Educational Management) is a three-year program taught in Chinese, designed to equip students with advanced knowledge and skills in educational policy, administration, and economics. Through a curriculum that emphasizes practical application and critical analysis, graduates will be prepared for leadership roles in educational institutions, government agencies, and other organizations, making significant contributions to the development of the education sector in their home countries. This program stands out for its integration of economic theories with educational management practices, ensuring that students gain a comprehensive understanding of the complexities in the field.