List of First-class Undergraduate Specialty Construction Sites in Taizhou University (National+Provincial)

Taizhou University's first-class undergraduate majors are pharmaceutical engineering, r

List of First-class Undergraduate Specialty Construction Sites in Taizhou University (National+Provincial)

Taizhou University's first-class undergraduate majors are pharmaceutical engineering, road and bridge crossing engineering, mechanical design, manufacturing and automation, polymer materials and engineering, physical education, Chinese language and literature, clinical medicine, primary education, nursing, tourism management, mathematics and applied mathematics, and civil engineering. The following is a detailed list, including national and provincial, I hope it will help you.

The first-class undergraduate specialty construction plan, referred to as the "Double Ten Thousand Plan" for short, means to build about 19-2020-202 10 national first-class undergraduate specialty points and 10 provincial first-class undergraduate specialty points in three years.

1, 20 19-202 1 (national+provincial) List of first-class undergraduate specialty construction sites in Taizhou University

2. Introduction to Taizhou University Taizhou University is a full-time undergraduate college sponsored by Taizhou Municipal People's Government and approved by China People's and Ministry of Education. It is jointly built by Zhejiang Province and Taizhou City, with Taizhou as the main city. Selected as a provincial master's program construction unit. 20 19 1 month, was identified as a pilot demonstration school for application-oriented construction in Zhejiang Province. The origin of Taizhou University can be traced back to the simple normal college of No.3 Middle School, which was established in 1907. Its predecessor was 1978 Taizhou Normal University, which was established with the approval of China people and the State Council. 1995-2007, Taizhou Normal University, Linhai Normal School, Taizhou Health School and Wenling Normal School merged successively. In 2002, the school was upgraded to an undergraduate college and renamed Taizhou College.