School of Civil Engineering: The employment direction is mainly state-owned construction units such as China Railway XX Bureau, and the working environment is slightly poor.
About 60% graduates successfully signed contracts through campus job fairs. Among the employed graduates, more than 40% signed contracts with state-owned enterprises, and more than 20% entered the world's top 500 enterprises. The initial employment rate of graduates ranks in the forefront of colleges and universities in Jiangxi Province, with high employment quality and high satisfaction, and is rated as "the national advanced collective for employment of college graduates".
East China Jiaotong University, located in Nanchang, the capital of Jiangxi Province, is a teaching and research-oriented university focusing on engineering, with the coordinated development of economy, management, literature, science, law, education and art, featuring transportation and focusing on track. It is a key university in Jiangxi Province.
Information on expanding the teaching staff:
By the end of June, 2020, there were 65,438+10, and there were nearly 2,000 faculty members in the school, including more than 200 full-time teachers/kloc-0 and more than 590 full-time professors. It has "double-hired" academicians, "National Jieqing" and "Ten Thousand Talents Program" leading talents in scientific and technological innovation, the national "Hundred Million Talents Project", the special allowance of the State Council, the "New Century Excellent Talents Support Program" of the Ministry of Education and the "Young and Middle-aged Leading Talents in Scientific and Technological Innovation" of the Ministry of Science and Technology.
National outstanding teachers, national outstanding educators, "Beijing-Hong Kong scholar" distinguished professor, "Double Thousand Talents Program", "Ganpo Talents 555 Project" and other outstanding talents at or above the provincial level 170 people. Selected as the key innovation team of the national "Innovative Talents Promotion Plan".
Department specialty:
By the end of June, 20 18, there were 18 colleges and 63 undergraduate majors, covering 8 disciplines including engineering, economics, management, literature, science, law, education and art.