Postgraduate education majors include educational economics, preschool education and educational management. The majors are as follows:

1, Educational Economics: This major is a branch of economics and studies the relationship between education and economy. The research object is the role of education in economic and social development, the effective utilization of education investment and its economic benefits. It is an interdisciplinary subject among economics, pedagogy and mathematics. The research contents mainly include the "productive nature" of education, the proportional relationship between education investment and gross national product, national income and fiscal expenditure, and the rational distribution of education investment in various educational internal structures.

2. Pre-school education major: training teachers, pre-school education administrators and teaching and research talents of other relevant institutions who have professional knowledge of pre-school education and can engage in teaching and research work in kindergartens. The main courses are general psychology, human anatomy and physiology, educational sociology, children's literature, kindergarten curriculum, preschool children's language education, preschool children's science education, vocal music, dance, art, preschool education and preschool children's mental health education.

3. Education management major: Education management major mainly trains managers of ordinary primary and secondary schools and education administrative departments. The Department of University Education, which resumed after the Cultural Revolution, was separated from it in the mid-1980s and became an independent professional course. Graduates of this major have the knowledge and application ability of basic disciplines such as education, management and psychology.