Universities in East China occupy an important position in China's higher education, and the "East China Five" have a high reputation in their respective fields.
Zhejiang University, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Fudan University, Nanjing University and University of Science and Technology of China, which are highly ranked in the overall ranking, not only have outstanding performance in academic research, but also have cultivated a large number of outstanding talents for the society.
In this article, we will introduce the budget of these five schools, the employment situation of undergraduates, the employment situation of the industry, and the progress of graduate students, so that readers can have a more comprehensive understanding of these institutions.
Zhejiang University, as an institution with a high comprehensive ranking among the "five universities in East China", has a budget of up to 3.3 billion yuan.
The employment rate of undergraduates is 1%, and the proportion of employment in Chinese state-owned enterprises is 88%.
Among the fresh graduates, there are more people employed in the information transmission and software industries, with more than 5,600 undergraduate graduates every year.
Shanghai Jiao Tong University has a budget of 200 million yuan, with an undergraduate employment rate of about 6% and a progression rate of 2%.
The university has a relatively large number of employees in the information transmission and software industries, with more than 3,100 undergraduates graduating every year, of which more than 380 are selected and transferred.
Fudan University ranked fifth overall, with a budget of 5.5 billion yuan, and an undergraduate employment rate of 96% and 64%, respectively.
About 45% of those who choose to go on to higher education continue their graduate studies at Fudan University, and more than 3,200 undergraduate students graduate each year.
The budget of Nanjing University is 4.7 billion yuan, the employment rate of undergraduates is 9%, the number of graduate students accounts for more than 40%, and there are more than 3,100 undergraduates every year, and the proportion of employment in Nanjing is relatively high.
The University of Science and Technology of China ranked seventh, with a budget of 8.5 billion yuan, an undergraduate employment rate of about 86%, and a progression rate of 73%.
The number of students who choose to study at the University of Science and Technology of China accounts for 27% of the total number of students in China, and more than 1,800 undergraduate students graduate each year.
Overall, these five schools have excellent undergraduate employment rates, and a significant proportion of graduates choose to enter graduate studies.
The information transmission and software industry is one of the industries with a large number of employees.
These data provide an objective reference for the society, and also provide important information for more students who are about to choose university or graduate study.
It is hoped that these schools will continue to maintain an excellent level of education in the future and contribute to the cultivation of more outstanding talents in the society.