1. government agencies: In Xinjiang, there are many talents who need to master Uighur in government agencies and departments, such as education, culture, radio and television, journalism, translation and other related ethnic affairs departments in Xinjiang, which all have high demand for Uighur talents.

2. Large enterprises: With the development of Xinjiang's economy and the construction of the Belt and Road, more and more large enterprises have begun to enter Xinjiang. These enterprises need Uighur talents to handle related businesses, such as international trade, market development and customer service.

3. Cultural education: With the state's emphasis on minority cultures, more and more Uighur cultural and educational projects have been supported. These projects need Uyghur talents to inherit and promote cultural education, such as Uyghur teachers and cultural propagandists.

4. Translation and interpretation: In international communication, Uyghur is an important communication language, especially in the communication between China and Central Asian countries, people who master Uyghur are very popular. Therefore, engaging in translation and interpretation is also one of the employment directions of Xinjiang Uygur graduates.