Does State Grid recruit water conservancy and hydropower majors?

State Grid recruits water conservancy and hydropower majors. As long as your major and various conditions meet the recruitment requirements of State Grid.

State grid recruitment conditions

(1) Abide by national laws and regulations, have good ideological and moral quality, agree with the company's core values of honesty, responsibility, innovation and contribution, have a good sense of teamwork, and have no crime or violation of school rules.

(2) Recruitment major refers to major, excluding minor. The professional scope of recruitment is as follows:

1. It mainly recruits undergraduate (including independent college) and junior college graduates majoring in electrical engineering, such as: electrical engineering and its automation, power system automation technology, electrical automation technology, power system relay protection and its automation, power supply technology, lightning protection technology (high voltage technology) and so on.

2. Appropriately recruit graduates with bachelor degree or above majoring in electronic information and finance, and the second batch of college graduates with bachelor degree or above is preferred.

Electronic information majors, such as communication engineering, communication and information system, computer application technology, computer science and technology, software engineering, etc. Financial majors, such as financial management, accounting, auditing, etc.

3. Recruit a small number of undergraduates and previous graduates majoring in management, engineering and law, and the second batch of undergraduates and above will be given priority.

Management majors, such as: technical economy and management, human resource management, engineering management and other professional graduate students; Undergraduate graduates majoring in engineering cost.

Graduate students majoring in engineering, such as civil engineering, water supply and drainage engineering, surveying and mapping engineering, building environment and equipment engineering (HVAC), hydrology and water resources, and undergraduate graduates majoring in water conservancy, hydropower and civil engineering.

Law major, such as: civil and commercial law, procedural law and other professional graduate students.

(three) the age of college graduates is generally not more than 22 years old, the age of undergraduate graduates is generally not more than 25 years old, the age of master students is generally not more than 28 years old, and the age of doctoral students is generally not more than 33 years old.

(4) Graduates are healthy, can adapt to the work of electric power enterprises, and have passed the physical examination in hospitals with relevant qualifications designated by the company.