Liberal arts is the third strongest in Hubei province, and its competition is much worse than that of normal universities, because there are fewer liberal arts majors in normal universities and the professional settings are not as comprehensive as those in traditional liberal arts universities. But in the national liberal arts colleges, the strength should be able to enter the top 30; Among universities of science and engineering, its strength ranks third after Tsinghua and Zhejiang University. There are not many majors, including School of Journalism and Communication, School of Management, School of Economics (but only International Trade belongs to liberal arts), School of Public Administration, School of Foreign Languages, School of Humanities, School of Law, Department of Sociology and School of Education. That's all. However, although it is few, it is well built. The School of Journalism and the School of Public Administration are among the best in the country. School of Management is rich in alumni resources, and it can also enter the first-class level among many colleges and universities in China. Because Huake College of Economics is quite special, it hardly recruits liberal arts students, so I won't talk about it (the economic experimental class is very good); The Japanese Department of Foreign Languages Institute is the best Japanese department in central China, the English department has the best teachers in central China, and the German department is relatively young. However, judging from the students' achievements, their strength is quite good, not to mention the newly joined translation department. Schools with weak strength cannot set up translation departments; Sociology is good, right? Not really. Law school is average, humanities college is good at teaching Chinese as a foreign language, and others are average. The Academy of Education only has higher education, ranking first in the country, but it does not recruit undergraduates. The teachers are all very good.

In addition, I told the landlord that many people think that the liberal arts strength of Huake is not so good, and even think that the liberal arts strength of Huake is very poor. This is all prejudice. The strength of Chinese liberal arts can not be underestimated, but most people will think that the strength of liberal arts in engineering colleges is very poor; In fact, this is a wrong view. Tsinghua is also an engineering college, but its liberal arts strength is stronger than that of Peking University. However, if the landlord can go to a good liberal arts university, such as Wu Da, don't consider Chinese studies. Engineering schools lack a little liberal arts atmosphere, which is a serious injury to Chinese studies. Even though most of the existing liberal arts majors are well established, the basic atmosphere is still not as good as that of Wu Da Normal University, because it takes a long time to cultivate the cultural atmosphere.