First of all, talk about the major of Dalian University for Nationalities. The school not only has advantages in traditional liberal arts fields such as Chinese language and literature, pedagogy, but also has great development in minority languages and literature, anthropology and other characteristic majors. For example, there is a well-known "Manchu culture" major in Northeast China and even the whole country, which is very helpful for inheriting and developing Manchu culture.

Of course, in addition, Dalian University for Nationalities has many other majors, such as animation design, costume design, environmental protection technology and management. Although these majors are not the strengths of the school, they are closely related to market demand and have relatively good employment prospects in the future.

Then, for the professional ranking, my answer is-this question is a bit sensitive for senior students. Because "ranking" does not fully represent the true strength and characteristics of a school, each school has its own advantages. Therefore, even if the "ranking" of some majors is relatively high, it really depends on personal circumstances. Senior sister believes that the most important thing for college students to choose a major is to meet their own interests and good direction, because only in this way can they become future experts and leaders.