Which is better, Minjiang College or Xiamen Institute of Technology?

Minjiang College, Xiamen Institute of Technology and Xiamen Institute of Technology are all good, and there are also special subway classes, which have good employment prospects.

In fact, the two universities are very similar. Minjiang College is supported by Fuzhou Municipal Government, and Xiamen Institute of Technology is the son of Lujiang University, a typical municipal government.

Relatively speaking, the management meeting of Fujian University is much better. These majors have high scores and good teachers, which is particularly convenient for employment in Fuzhou. Compared with more employment opportunities in Xiamen, the unified recruitment of major companies is held in Fuzhou every year.

Most college students in the province need to come to Fuzhou for an interview. They graduated from Minjiang economy with a score of 14 and now work in a state-owned commercial bank. The monthly salary is about 8k, and the bonus at the end of the year is about 30,000. As for the engineering major of Minjiang River, it is not so clear. I heard that the success rate of postgraduate entrance examination is very high, and the engineering major of Xiamen Institute of Technology should be better.

Xiamen Institute of Technology has a good geographical advantage, in Xiamen. The environment in Xiamen is quite good. However, it seems that there are not as many liberal arts majors in Xiamen Institute of Technology as in Minjiang River. If you are a science student, you can fill in Xiamen Institute of Technology.

Minjiang College is also good. Minjiang College is a comprehensive school with a good liberal arts major. The hardware condition of Minjiang River is not bad. Dormitories and classrooms are air-conditioned.

Brief introduction of Minjiang College:

Minjiang College, located in Fuzhou, Fujian Province, is a public full-time multi-disciplinary undergraduate college officially approved by the Ministry of Education in 2002. It is one of the first universities in China to "serve the national master's degree education for special needs" and the first university in Chinese mainland to implement the "school-enterprise" joint undergraduate talent training program for Fujian and Taiwan universities.

The school's predecessor was Fuzhou Normal College founded by 1958 and Minjiang Vocational University founded by 1984.

The college implements the school-running system of "co-construction of provinces and cities, focusing on cities" and enrolls students nationwide, among which Xinhuadu Business School enrolls students in batches in Fujian, Jiangxi and other provinces. ?

As of May, 20 18, the school has 15 colleges (departments) with MBA degree and 59 undergraduate majors, covering eight disciplines including economy, law, literature, history, science, engineering, management and art.