Vocational education is based on learning specific vocational skills, while college education is to let students learn some general knowledge and improve their quality. Therefore, vocational education and university education are different, and the majors set by the two kinds of education are also different. The majors of vocational education are all practical, while the majors of university education may be theoretical. The following small series specifically introduces the difference between vocational education and university majors.

The major of vocational education is mainly practical, and the major of university may be theoretical. We should know that the main purpose of vocational education is students' employment, so teachers will teach students some specific employment knowledge so that students can find a professional job after graduation. If students don't learn specific skills in vocational education, then this vocational education is meaningless and worse than it. University majors are not like this. When we are in college, we can choose our favorite major, which may or may not be useful. After all, college is just laying the foundation. If you want to study this major in depth, you can go to graduate school and learn more in-depth knowledge at the graduate stage. Therefore, the specialty of vocational education is very practical, while the specialty of university may be theoretical and has no practical application value.

Vocational education majors are more technical and universities more theoretical. Vocational education is highly technical. If your school mainly teaches computer technology, then the teacher will teach you how to do tasks on the computer or how to type quickly. The major in the university is theoretical, and the teacher will tell you some profound truths that you can't understand in class, but you can study in your spare time. So if you want to learn more technical majors, you can go to vocational education institutions to study.