1, Zhongyuan Institute of Technology: Formerly known as Zhengzhou Institute of Textile Technology, it is an ordinary undergraduate college for national enrollment. The school was founded in 1955, formerly known as Yuci Textile Machinery Industry School. 1957 moved to Zhengzhou City and changed its name to Zhengzhou Textile Machinery Manufacturing School. 1960 changed its name to Zhengzhou Textile Machinery Institute. In 2000, it was named Zhongyuan Institute of Technology. The school is the construction unit that awarded doctor's degree in Henan Province. It has 1 1 master's degree authorization points, 53 master's degree authorization points in two disciplines and 7 master's degree authorization categories.

2. Zhengzhou Institute of Technology: It is a full-time private undergraduate college invested and founded by Zhongyuan Huaxin Group, a large private enterprise group. The college implements undergraduate and higher vocational education, with 12 secondary colleges and 56 undergraduate and specialist majors, covering science, engineering, literature, medicine, economics and management. Zhengzhou Institute of Technology is a full-time private undergraduate college approved by the Ministry of Education.

3. College of Cereals, Oils and Foodstuffs of Henan University of Technology: The Central Grain Cadre School and Beijing Grain College, formerly founded by 1956, moved to Zhengzhou to establish Zhengzhou Grain College. It is the first grain undergraduate college established in China and is known as Asian Grain College. 1999. The original food engineering department, oil engineering department, grain and oil storage department and food engineering department of Zhengzhou Grain College were merged into a new food engineering department. In 2000, Zhengzhou Grain College was renamed Zhengzhou Institute of Engineering, and the Department of Food Science was reorganized into College of Cereals, Oils and Foodstuffs. In 2004, Zhengzhou Institute of Technology and Zhengzhou Institute of Technology merged to form Henan University of Technology, and established the College of Cereals, Oils and Foods, which has four undergraduate majors: food science and engineering, food engineering, food quality and safety, and food nutrition and testing.