Recently, Jiangsu officially approved the addition of 3 undergraduate vocational degree awarding units: Wuxi Vocational and Technical University, Suzhou Vocational and Technical University, and Yangzhou Vocational and Technical University, and approved a total of 17 majors for awarding bachelor's degrees. This marks that 3 vocational undergraduate schools have officially been granted bachelor's degrees, and the level of operation and quality of talent training have reached a new level. So far, the number of vocational undergraduate colleges in Jiangsu has increased to 4. Six majors, including robotics technology and IoT engineering technology, were granted bachelor's degrees at Wuxi Polytechnic University. Gong Fanghong, secretary of the school's Party Committee, explained that this fall, 996 undergraduate students are already at school to begin their college careers. Immediately after that, the school worked intensively to optimize the professional system and build a professional cluster for intelligent manufacturing. Specifically, it will closely connect with Jiangsu's “1650” industrial system and the construction of the “465” modern industrial cluster in Wuxi, focus on key technical areas of intelligent manufacturing, and build an intelligent manufacturing professional cluster composed of 8 professional groups. “The national high-level CNC technology professional group focuses on the key technologies of 'intelligent design and intelligent production' to support the development of industrial clusters with the advantages of 'high-end equipment and new materials'; it focuses on building intelligent manufacturing technology subject platforms and high-level teams, and gradually optimizing the subject professional system focusing on equipment manufacturing and electronic information. By 2030, the school plans to set up about 30 vocational undergraduate majors.” Gong Fanghong said.

Recently, Jiangsu officially approved the addition of 3 undergraduate vocational degree awarding units: Wuxi Vocational and Technical University, Suzhou Vocational and Technical University, and Yangzhou Vocational and Technical University, and approved a total of 17 majors for awarding bachelor's degrees. This marks that 3 vocational undergraduate schools have officially been granted bachelor's degrees, and the level of operation and quality of talent training have reached a new level. So far, the number of vocational undergraduate colleges in Jiangsu has increased to 4. Six majors, including robotics technology and IoT engineering technology, were granted bachelor's degrees at Wuxi Polytechnic University. Gong Fanghong, secretary of the school's Party Committee, explained that this fall, 996 undergraduate students are already at school to begin their college careers. Immediately after that, the school worked intensively to optimize the professional system and build a professional cluster for intelligent manufacturing. Specifically, it will closely connect with Jiangsu's “1650” industrial system and the construction of the “465” modern industrial cluster in Wuxi, focus on key technical areas of intelligent manufacturing, and build an intelligent manufacturing professional cluster composed of 8 professional groups. “The national high-level CNC technology professional group focuses on the key technologies of 'intelligent design and intelligent production' to support the development of industrial clusters with the advantages of 'high-end equipment and new materials'; it focuses on building intelligent manufacturing technology subject platforms and high-level teams, and gradually optimizing the subject professional system focusing on equipment manufacturing and electronic information. By 2030, the school plans to set up about 30 vocational undergraduate majors.” Gong Fanghong said.