Guangzhou Huali Vocational College of Science and Technology is a full-time general higher vocational college approved by Guangdong Provincial People's Government and put on record by People's Republic of China (PRC) and Ministry of Education. It is also a training base for cultural exchange between China and foreign countries in the field of intelligent manufacturing of the Ministry of Education.

The school's predecessor was Guangzhou Huali Institute of Science and Technology,1established with the approval of Guangdong Provincial Education Department in June, 1999. In March 2005, with the approval of Guangdong Provincial Department of Education, it was renamed Guangzhou Huali Vocational College of Science and Technology.

In June 2023, the school official website showed that the school has two campuses, Guangzhou and Yunfu, with a total area of 938 mu, and the total value of teaching instruments and equipment exceeds 65.438+0.2 billion yuan; Collection of paper books 1.38 million copies; More than 20,000 full-time students; There are 9 secondary colleges and 48 majors.

In August, 2022, the school official website showed that in the past five years, more than12,000 students participated in the competition, and won more than 530 prizes in skill competitions above the provincial level, including 49 national prizes/kloc-0 and 386 provincial prizes. There are 3 grand prizes, more than 50 first prizes, more than 30 second prizes/kloc-0 and more than 300 third prizes.

In August, 2022, the official website of the school showed that the teachers of the school undertook nearly 200 scientific research projects, including more than 80 at the provincial and ministerial levels, published more than 30 academic papers 1030 in various periodicals at all levels, and published 25 monographs publicly. In the past five years, 188 patents have been granted.

By the end of February, 20021and 65438+,the school library had more than 0.4 million paper books (including Yunfu campus library), 1 million electronic books, more than 500 periodicals and newspapers, tens of thousands of non-book materials and 8 databases1.