The scale of Fujian Radio and TV University Zhangzhou Campus
1996165438+10 In October, according to the spirit of adjusting the layout of colleges and universities by the State Education Commission, the municipal government of Zhangzhou decided to merge Zhangzhou Branch of Fujian Radio and TV University with Zhangzhou Amateur University and implement the leadership system and school-running mechanism of "one team, two brands". From June 65438 to June 0998, after the formal merger of the two universities, the resources were shared and the advantages were complementary, and the strength of running a school reached a new level. In August, 2008, Fujian provincial government cancelled Zhangzhou Amateur University, and all the personnel and property were merged into Zhangzhou Radio and TV University. Under the unified coordination of the municipal party committee and municipal government, Zhangzhou Radio and TV University merged with City Vocational and Technical College (formerly Longxi Normal School) in 2008. At present, the school covers an area of 15794㎡, the building area of 122 19㎡, and the total fixed assets are 65448. The total assets of the equipment are more than 5 million yuan, including 5 multimedia network computer laboratories, multimedia projection classrooms 1 1, 398 computers, library 1, and more than 30,000 books. It has achieved broadband access to telecommunications (12 megabits), built a campus network with gigabit and 100 megabits backbone to the desktop, realized two-way video connection with power saving, and built a digital library with 36,000 digital books and 20,000 periodicals. Construction of two sets of KU-band digital satellite receiving systems; Modern teaching facilities such as online reading room, audio-visual reading room, closed-circuit television system and two-way video conference room have been established, and the educational administration system software and office automation OA system of CCTV have been popularized and used, which has initially realized the modernization of teaching office.