First of all, the teachers majoring in water conservancy, hydropower and electricity in this college are ok, at least with a master's degree. Of course, in terms of domestic water conservancy, it is certainly not the strongest, but it is still passable. As far as the employment of water conservancy and hydropower specialty is concerned, it is basically worrying because a water conservancy project needs to absorb a lot of manpower. Instead of absorbing workers who don't understand at all, it is better to absorb some college students who understand. Moreover, in recent years, because of the financial crisis, the state has stepped up infrastructure construction, including water conservancy, and a large number of projects have been repaired together, so there is basically no shortage of students for employment. But because most of them are contracted in engineering units, the working environment is very bitter, and they are all in the wild. Not to mention big cities, there may not even be a county around, so you should be able to stand loneliness. And if they go to the construction site, they will work overtime and be exposed to the wind and rain. If you want to study this major, you must be mentally prepared.