中国计量大学本科招生有3大显著变化

Group 1 - A notable graduate from China Jiliang University, Zhou Xingyu, received offers from eight leading companies, including Geely Automobile and NIO, ultimately choosing to work at Huawei as a quality engineer [2] - Zhou's journey reflects a transformation from a "follower" to a "leader," emphasizing the importance of precision instilled during his education in quality management engineering, a flagship program of the university [2] - The quality management engineering program is recognized as the first undergraduate quality program in the country and has received numerous accolades, including being ranked first in the Soft Science China University Professional Rankings [2] Group 2 - China Jiliang University has developed into a higher education institution with a focus on metrology testing, quality standards, and inspection and quarantine, boasting nine first-class disciplines in Zhejiang Province and six disciplines in the top 1% globally [3] - The university plans to optimize its undergraduate enrollment for 2025, increasing the number of ordinary undergraduate students to 4,935, which is an increase of 130 from the previous year [4][5] - The university will enhance its recruitment in key provinces such as Shandong, Henan, and Anhui, while also expanding its enrollment in new engineering fields, particularly in intelligent manufacturing and information technology [5] Group 3 - The university has several strong and distinctive programs, including Measurement and Control Technology and Instrumentation, Optoelectronic Information Science and Engineering, Standardization Engineering, and Quality Management Engineering, all of which have a solid talent cultivation system [6] - The university emphasizes practical education, implementing a "one specialty, one competition" approach, which has led to significant achievements in various national competitions [7] - Recent employment statistics show that over 30% of graduates pursue further studies at prestigious institutions, while many others secure positions in regulatory agencies and high-tech industries, including defense and aerospace [8]