There are three teaching institutions: Electrical Engineering Department, Automation Department and Engineering Experimental Training Center, five research institutes of Electrical Engineering and Information and Control Engineering Technology, and three management institutions: College Office, Academic Affairs Office and Student Affairs Office. The college focuses on building three undergraduate majors of electrical engineering and automation (2+2 training mode), including industrial electrical automation, electrical technology, power system and automation, building electrical and intelligence; Automation specialty, measurement and control technology and instruments. In addition, with the approval of the Ministry of Education, the major of electrical engineering and automation has been running a joint school with the School of Engineering and Computer Science of Northumbria University since 2004, and cultivated international compound talents according to the 2+2 training mode. The credits of the two universities are mutually recognized, and graduates are awarded bachelor's degrees respectively. The master's degree has three majors: electrical theory and new technology, control theory and control engineering, and electrical engineering.