Changsha University of Science and Technology was formed in April 2003 by the merger of Changsha Jiaotong University, which belongs to the former Ministry of Communications, and Changsha Electric Power Institute, which belongs to the former State Power Company (the former Ministry of Electric Power Industry). It has a postdoctoral research mobile station, the right to award first-class doctoral degrees and the right to promote master's degrees. Together with Huda, Hunan Normal University, Central South University and Xiangtan University, they belong to five first-class undergraduate schools in Hunan.

The school has two campuses, Jinpenling and Yuntang, 22 teaching colleges, 1 independent college, 1 continuing education college. There are more than 45,000 students (including more than 7,000 in Chengnan College), including more than 8,500 master's and doctoral students.

Current tuition: 3,800-6,000 yuan/year (for ordinary undergraduate majors), 3,800-6,000 yuan/year for literature and history majors, and 3,800-5,460 yuan/year for science and engineering majors.

Characteristic major of Changsha University of Science and Technology

Port waterway and coastal engineering, four years, undergraduate course; Accounting, four years, undergraduate; Electrical engineering and automation, four years, undergraduate; Port waterway and coastal engineering, four years, undergraduate course;

Electrical engineering and automation, four years, undergraduate; Traffic engineering, four years, undergraduate; Accounting, four years, undergraduate; Marketing, four years, undergraduate; Engineering management, four years, undergraduate course; Journalism, four years, undergraduate; Translation, four years, undergraduate; English, four years, undergraduate.

In 20 14, the employment rate of college graduates in Hunan province has remained above 95% for many years. In 20 14, the initial employment rate of undergraduate graduates of Changsha University of Science and Technology was the highest, with the undergraduate employment rate exceeding 90%, surpassing Hunan University and Central South University and becoming the "dark horse" in the "most difficult employment season".

Graduates from Changsha-based schools have the largest number of employment in Changsha after graduation, accounting for about 27%, followed by developed areas such as Shenzhen, Shanghai and Beijing. The employment industry is dominated by real estate construction, accounting for about 20%, followed by computer software and electronic technology.