How about the graduate students majoring in radio and television editing and directing in Zhejiang Normal University?

Judging from the employment situation of Zhejiang Normal University's master of radio and television, there is a wide range of social needs.

With the booming of entertainment in China, various TV programs emerge one after another. As the tide of dating programs gradually recedes, the spring of talent show comes one after another. What programs will be popular in the future is still unknown, but it is undoubtedly entertaining the public. Radio and television are the products of entertaining the public. With the change of people's tastes, the technical development of film and television art makes the radio and television industry face unprecedented development and challenges. With the development trend of the integration of production, editing and directing of radio and television programs, the employment prospects of radio and television majors are increasingly broad. Excellent graduates majoring in radio and television will be of great use in radio and television and Internet companies.

Zhejiang Normal University is a comprehensive provincial key university featuring teacher education. Its predecessor was Hangzhou Normal University. April 1956 was established with the approval of the Ministry of Education, and June 1958 was upgraded to Hangzhou Normal University. 65438-0962 Hangzhou Normal University merged with Zhejiang Institute of Education and Zhejiang Institute of Physical Education and was renamed Zhejiang Normal University. 1965 Zhejiang Normal University moved from Hangzhou to Jinhua, 1985 changed its name to Zhejiang Normal University. In 2000, 200 1, and in 2004, Zhejiang Finance School, Zhejiang Preschool Normal School and Jinhua Railway Driver School merged one after another. On 20 15, the school was selected as the first batch of key construction universities in Zhejiang Province, and was awarded the second "National Civilized Campus" in 2020. At present, it is composed of Jinhua (headquarters), Hangzhou (Wen Er Campus and Xiaoshan Campus) and Lanxi, with 20 colleges (including independent colleges).