That depends on whether the university you want to go to is public or private, giving lectures or taking administrative or technical positions. If you want to be a lecturer in a public university, you must have at least a doctor's degree, some require postdoctoral experience and overseas study experience, some require projects, and some universities are direct associate professors with doctoral projects. If it is an administrative technical post, you can graduate with a master's degree, but there are some specific requirements for different posts, such as party member, gender, or CET-6. As a lecturer in a private university, you can graduate with a master's degree, but it is not compiled, so I think it is a private university. Some college graduates who are not very good can go to work.