1, school qualification
Suzhou Gaobo Software Technology Vocational College was established in March 2007 with the approval of Jiangsu Provincial People's Government and the record of Ministry of Education. The school covers an area of nearly 500 mu, with 6,543,800 square meters of various buildings.
There are information and software colleges, mechanical and electrical engineering colleges, art and architecture colleges, international business schools, medical and public service colleges, humanities and social sciences colleges, etc. Set up 40 application-oriented majors that closely meet the needs of regional economic development. At present, the number of students of all kinds has exceeded 1 10,000.
2. Teachers.
The school now has an excellent team of teachers and professional leaders, and has hired a group of experts, professors and scholars from famous universities such as Nanjing University of Science and Technology, Suzhou University and Nanjing Forestry University to undertake teaching, scientific research and management.
In the past five years, 45 people from distinguished professor have been introduced, 2 people have visited abroad, 8 professional leaders have been trained, and 2 people have been trained as Castle Peak Scholars/KLOC-0. At present, there are 36 teachers with senior titles and 89 teachers with deputy senior titles, and nearly 80% of the teachers have graduate degrees or master's degrees.
3. School-running concept
The school actively provides students with broad opportunities for further study and builds overpasses for future development. Organize students to participate in "undergraduate" and "undergraduate" studies.
The school adheres to the internationalization of running schools, and cooperates with universities such as the University of Stratford, the French Business Alliance, the Malaysian elite university, the University of the West Indies, and the University of Florence to carry out multi-level Sino-foreign cooperation in running schools, and implement mutual recognition of credits between schools to provide convenient channels for students to study abroad.