Hello, I graduated from Shanghai Maritime University this year. To tell the truth, the information engineering college of our school is very general, and it is not a key college of our school. School of Information Engineering includes: telecommunication engineering, communication engineering, information engineering, computer, computer science and technology. The employment rate of these majors is hard to say, depending on the opportunities, because these professional maritime universities are not dominant. If you meet a good opportunity, you may find a good job. The score of information engineering college is not high. Tell the truth. Although I am not from the School of Information Engineering, I have many friends from the School of Information Engineering, many of whom want to change their major. Of course, you can change your major, but there are requirements. You must rank within 65,438+00% of the number of freshmen majoring, so it is very important for freshmen to change majors. Speaking of it, in fact, good majors are basically in Maritime College, such as international shipping management, maritime law, transportation, and some are good majors in Logistics Engineering College, such as electrical engineering, automation, and English Department of Foreign Languages College. Students who change majors basically rely on these majors. (Except for the water major of Merchant Marine College, transfer to other majors is not accepted. On the other hand, what we are doing now is comprehensive quality and ability. Many people are doing things that are not in line with their majors. What they learned in college is a kind of thinking ability, and a lot of specific knowledge is not needed. So don't be discouraged if your major is unsuccessful. You have learned more than just cultural knowledge during your four years in college, so the friends I met in the School of Information Engineering are all working well now, and two of them are outstanding graduates in Shanghai.