1, Hunan Institute of Information
Located in Wangcheng District, Changsha City, Lei Feng's hometown, it is adjacent to Shichang Railway, Yuelin Expressway, Ring Expressway, Huangqiao Avenue and Changsha-Zhuzhou-Xiangtan Rail Transit Hub, and directly reaches the core area of Changsha via Lei Feng Avenue and Jinxing Avenue.
Hunan Information Vocational and Technical College is a provincial full-time college-level ordinary college and one of the first batch of higher vocational and technical schools approved by the Ministry of Education in Hunan Province. 20 12, Hunan information vocational and technical college successfully passed the construction acceptance of provincial demonstration higher vocational colleges.
2. Changsha Medical College
Located atNo. 150 1, Leifeng Avenue, Wangcheng District, Changsha City, it is a private full-time general college approved by the Ministry of Education. Its predecessor was Xiangnan Secondary Health Vocational and Technical School, and it was upgraded to Changsha Medical College with the approval of the Ministry of Education in 2005.
Founded by He Binsheng, it was renamed as Xiangnan Health Secondary Vocational and Technical School from 1996 and upgraded to Xiangnan Medical College from 1999. 20 1 1 passed the qualification assessment of undergraduate teaching work of the Ministry of Education.
3. Hunan Vocational College of Electronic Technology (North Campus)
Hunan Vocational College of Electronic Technology was formerly known as Hunan Vocational College. In February 2007, with the approval of Hunan Provincial People's Government and reported to the Ministry of Education for the record, it was upgraded to a higher vocational college and renamed Hunan Electronic Technology Vocational College.
The college has departments of electronic information engineering, architecture and design art, mechanical and electrical engineering, financial management, mold design and manufacturing, and clothing. There are 500 full-time and part-time teachers in the college, of which "double-qualified" teachers account for more than 30% of the total number of teachers.
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1975, Changsha "July 21"Electronic Technology Workers College was established. 1978, Fourth Ministry of machinery industry Huaihua Radio Technician School was established. 198 1, Changsha "July 21st" Electronic Technology Workers College was changed to Changsha Electronic Workers College.
1985 Huaihua Radio Technician School was decentralized by the Provincial Electronic Industry Bureau, and Hunan Electronic Industry School was established. 65438-0989 Changsha Electronic Workers College and Changsha Electronic Technician School merged to form Changsha Electronic Industry Education Center.
1990 Changsha Electronic Industry Education Center was cancelled and the two schools were restored. The school names are Changsha Electronic Workers College and Changsha Electronic Technician School.
199 1 Huaihua Radio Technician College was renamed Hunan Electronic Technician College, and Hunan Electronic Industry School and Hunan Electronic Technician College coexist, with one team and two brands.
199 1 Hunan Electronic Industry School started the construction of a new campus in Wangcheng, Changsha. 1993, Changsha University of Electronic Workers was renamed Hunan University of Electronic Workers.
65438-0996, Hunan Electronic Industry School completed the overall relocation of the school and the disposal of the original Huaihua campus. 65438-0999 Hunan Electronic Workers College merged with Hunan Electronic Industry School, and Hunan Information Vocational and Technical College was established with the approval of the Ministry of Education and Hunan Provincial Government.
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