Top ten public universities in Henan in 2023: Henan Vocational and Technical College, Puhe Vocational and Technical College, Sanmenxia Vocational and Technical College, Zhengzhou Railway Vocational and Technical College, Kaifeng University, jiaozuo university, Puyang Vocational and Technical College, Zhengzhou Electric Power College, Huanghe Water Conservancy Vocational and Technical College, Xuchang Vocational and Technical College and other public universities.

Brief introduction of Henan Vocational and Technical College

Henan Vocational and Technical College, located in Zhengzhou City, Henan Province, is a full-time ordinary college approved by the Ministry of Education, a national demonstration vocational college, a national high-quality vocational college project construction unit and a national "double high plan" construction unit. Henan Vocational and Technical College, formerly known as Henan Mechanical Manufacturing Technical School, was founded in1954,65438+February.

1956 was renamed Henan Workers' Technical School, 1960 was renamed Henan Industrial Technology Normal School,196/kloc-0 was renamed Henan Technician Education Normal School, and 1992 was renamed Henan Vocational and Technical Education College. 1March, 1999, it was restructured into a new higher vocational college with the approval of the Ministry of Education.

Brief introduction of Puhe Vocational and Technical College

Luohe Vocational and Technical College is an ordinary public higher vocational college approved by the Ministry of Education. It is a national high-quality vocational construction college, a national defense education characteristic school, the first batch of modern apprenticeship pilot schools in China, the first batch of provincial demonstration vocational colleges supported by the Provincial Department of Education, and a vocational education characteristic college in Henan Province.

The school, formerly known as yancheng middle school, was founded on 1945+00, and Luohe Vocational and Technical College was founded on 1999 by the merger of Luohe University (Luohe Radio and Television University and Luohe Industrial School) and Luohe Workers College.