Kashgar Polytechnic Vocational and Technical College was built in Xinjiang's most populous county?

In accordance with the requirements of the Kashgar Regional Committee, the Shanghai Municipal Commission for Overseas Support to Xinjiang Work Front Command took the lead in the demonstration and decided to build the Kashgar Polytechnic Vocational and Technical College in Shache County, the most populous county in Xinjiang.

Kashgar Polytechnic Vocational and Technical College is located in Shache County, Kashgar, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. It is a public full-time higher vocational college approved by the People's Government of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region on April 28, 2023, filed with the Ministry of Education, built with the support of Shanghai's counterparts, and organized and managed by the Administrative Office of Kashgar Region.

The college is Shanghai aid Xinjiang capital investment of nearly 600 million yuan. After the completion of the campus can be seen everywhere Shanghai elements. The school logo is based on the design of the white magnolia, the flower of Shanghai; the roads around the school are named Shanghai Road, Pudong Avenue, Jinxiu Road and Qiancheng Road.

School ceremonial door with reference to the Shanghai Jiao Tong University door is quite the color of Chinese traditional culture, the gate of the building highlights the organic fusion of eastern and western architectural styles, the college running for the Kashgar region's key industries, is located in the scientific and technological characteristics. The first set up five departments and one college, respectively, the Department of Health Care, Department of Civil Engineering, Department of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Department of Automotive Engineering, Department of Electronics and Information Technology and School of Continuing Education.

Kashgar Polytechnic Vocational and Technical College School Conditions:

Kashgar Polytechnic Vocational and Technical College is located in Shache County, with a planned area of about 1,300 acres and 889 acres of project planning land. The school has six colleges, including the College of Automotive Engineering, the College of Civil Engineering, the College of Electronic Information, the College of Health Care, the College of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, and the College of Continuing Education.

The school is employment- and industry-oriented, and is geared towards the demand for talents in short supply in key industries in the Kashgar region, with the first batch of 600 students*** enrolled in 2023 in six majors, namely, architectural engineering technology, mechatronics technology, electrical automation technology, automotive testing and maintenance technology, computer network technology, and nursing.