What is the treatment of Wuchang Shipbuilding Heavy Industry? I am an undergraduate. What do undergraduates do?

Dude, the market is very depressed now, and the shipping market is not good. Many shipyards are in danger of being merged or even bankrupt.

Although it is not a big problem for undergraduates to find jobs in the shipping industry, the risks are relatively high. On the one hand, wages are generally not high, and the wages in this industry in Wuhan are around 2,000 yuan; On the other hand, I don't know how many years I can mix and how far I can mix.

As for the job category you mentioned, it depends on your major. If it is a ship major, the general undergraduate education in China is to learn hull manufacturing. You can choose the CAD department to go to the shipyard, which is more comfortable, but there is not much room for development. Still go to the scene, hard and tired, but more is looking forward to it. If you are majoring in mechanical and electrical engineering or marine engineering, you'd better stick to your original professional direction. After all, it's a pity to waste four years of this science.

If you have any questions, ask them.