The dormitory of Chizhou College is divided into six rooms and four rooms. The dormitory is new and the floor is all brick. Four people live together, with a bed above and a table below. Oh, I have a space of my own.
Chizhou College was founded in 1977, and started as a professional class in Chizhou area of Anhui University of Labor. 1980 was officially named Chizhou Teachers College, and 1999 merged with the former Chizhou Technical School. In 2002, the former Anhui Economic and Trade School merged. Approved by the Ministry of Education in 2007, it was upgraded to a provincial full-time undergraduate college.
The school now covers an area of 1959 mu, with a school building area of 365,000 square meters. The total value of teaching and research instruments and equipment is 80,948,700 yuan, more than 800,000 paper books, more than 750,000 electronic books and nearly 2,000 Chinese and foreign paper periodicals. There is the only open TV station in Anhui universities. There are 604 full-time teachers, including 39 full-time teachers, deputy senior teachers 138, doctors and masters10. There are 4 provincial academic and technical leaders, 7 provincial teaching masters and 7 provincial teaching rookies.
The school has 14 teaching management institutions: College of Literature and Media, College of Mathematics and Computer, College of Foreign Languages, College of Management and Law, College of Tourism and History and Culture, College of Resources and Environment, College of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, College of Fine Arts and Design, College of Chemistry and Materials Engineering, Business School, College of Music and Education, College of Physical Education, Teaching and Research Section of Ideological and Political Theory Course, and College of Continuing Education. 45 undergraduate majors; There are 2 national majors (comprehensive reform pilot majors), 7 provincial majors (comprehensive reform pilot majors), 2 provincial new major construction sites, 4 provincial teaching teams and 5 provincial excellent courses. Full-time students 13779, including undergraduates 1 1778, accounting for 85% of the students.