What are the employment prospects of Zhejiang Ocean University?

The employment prospects of Zhejiang Ocean University are quite good, with the employment rate exceeding 90% in recent years.

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1. Introduction to the school

Zhejiang Ocean University is a university jointly established by the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Zhejiang Provincial People’s Government. It is a key university in Zhejiang Province. One of the construction universities. The school was founded in 1958 and was originally named Zhoushan Fisheries College. In 1975, it was renamed Zhejiang Fisheries College. In 1998, it merged with Zhoushan Normal College to form Zhejiang Ocean University;

After 2000, Zhoushan Health School and Zhejiang Fisheries College The school, Zhejiang Marine Fisheries Research Institute, Zhoushan Petrochemical School, Zhoushan Commercial School and other schools (units) have been merged one after another, and the current name was changed in 2016.

2. College scale

The school currently has two campuses, Xincheng and Dinghai. The campus has a beautiful environment and pleasant scenery, making it an ideal place to study. The school covers a total area of ??2,608 acres (including 720 acres of sea area), with a building area of ??534,000 square meters, 2.05 million paper books, and assets of teaching and scientific research instruments and equipment exceeding 499 million yuan.

It has 10 colleges and scientific research institutions such as Zhejiang Marine Fisheries Research Institute. Carry out master's degree education, general undergraduate education, continuing education and international student education, and jointly train doctoral students with domestic (overseas) universities.

It has disciplines such as science, agriculture, engineering, management, economics, literature, history, education, etc., and currently has 2 provincial first-class disciplines in Category A and 6 in Category B;

Among them, the marine science discipline ranked 5th in the fourth round of subject evaluation by the Ministry of Education, the fishery discipline ranked 8th, and the three disciplines of plant and animal science, agricultural science, and engineering entered the top 1% of the ESI world.

It has 9 first-level master’s degree programs in marine science, fisheries, shipbuilding and ocean engineering, petroleum and natural gas engineering, food science and engineering, agricultural and forestry economic management, mechanical engineering, mathematics, and hydraulic engineering;

It offers 8 professional master's degree programs in transportation, agriculture, education, tourism management, pharmacy, resources and environment, civil engineering and water conservancy, biology and medicine, and has the right to award master's degrees with equivalent academic qualifications.

There are 49 undergraduate majors, including 6 national first-class undergraduate majors, 2 national characteristic majors, 14 provincial first-class undergraduate majors, 9 provincial key majors, 7 provincial advantageous majors, and provincial characteristics. 8 majors. It has 15,959 full-time students of various types and 1,563 faculty members, including 1,171 full-time teachers.

There are 681 full-time teachers with doctoral degrees and 538 with senior professional and technical positions, including 201 with senior technical positions. It has 10 dual-employed academicians, more than 50 national-level talents, more than 90 provincial-level talents, and 10 provincial-level teaching and scientific and technological innovation teams.