What are the employment prospects for the transportation major at Changchun Institute of Architecture?

There are two aspects to the employment direction of transportation engineering. First, in terms of engineering construction, engineering construction is undoubtedly carried out by the engineering bureau and the railway bureau’s public works section. Nearly ten bureaus of China Railway and all railway bureaus are recruiting.

This is also the main job destination for students in the School of Civil Engineering, but the traffic engineering major is not like roads, railways, and bridges, where she majors in engineering. After all, she still has knowledge in traffic management and planning, so even if she majors in The depth of study of the same subjects is also different, and some engineering units and railway bureaus will also be picky. Of course, there are also those engaged in engineering design and consulting work.

According to statistics, as of March, 61 graduates of the 2009 class have signed contracts with a total of 52 people, including 30 people who are national defense orientation students of the Nanjing Military Region, 10 people who have signed contracts with the Railway Bureau, and 10 people who have signed contracts with the China Railway Engineering Bureau. , 2 people signed up for the design institute, and the others were preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination. The situation for the class of 2008 is basically the same. The second is to engage in work in traffic management and planning. This direction sounds very uncertain. Indeed, traffic management is the responsibility of the traffic police, so it is a way to become a traffic police officer. Traffic planning is the work of the planning and construction department, and the departments involved are urban planning and construction. Management departments, planning and design institutes, these are either administrative units or public institutions. It is not easy to get into these units depending on the individual. I warn you that "newborn calves are not afraid of tigers."