To deepen the integration of industry and education and improve the effectiveness of talent cultivation, and help students majoring in Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering and related disciplines clarify their career orientation, strengthen professional identity and boost employability, the College of Marine Science and Engineering hosted the campus recruitment briefing of Jiangnan Shipyard for the Class of 2027 in Lecture Hall 109 on October 9. Undergraduate and postgraduate students from relevant majors of the university attended the event enthusiastically.
As a large key military industrial enterprise of the country, Jiangnan Shipyard traces its origin back to the Jiangnan Arsenal founded in 1865 and is known as “China’s First Factory”. Its talent demand matches well with the training objectives of ship-related majors in the college. At the briefing, the corporate representative outlined the development of China’s shipbuilding industry and opportunities in the sector, reviewed the history of Jiangnan Shipyard, and highlighted the positioning and research layout of Jiangnan Research Institute as well as its achievements in major projects. The presentation demonstrated the company’s strong strength in developing and building national key equipment including main naval combat vessels, polar research vessels, large LNG carriers and ultra-large container ships.
Focusing on the growth of young talents, the representative elaborated on on-the-job training arrangements, the tiered and categorized talent development system and clear career paths. The open positions, job requirements and full recruitment procedures for this campus recruitment were introduced in detail. During the Q&A session, the corporate representative answered students’ hot questions concerning major matching, salary structure and other concerns one by one, creating a vibrant interactive atmosphere.
Moving forward, relying on its disciplinary strengths, the college will further strengthen exchanges and cooperation with leading enterprises in the ship and offshore engineering industry. Through diversified forms such as corporate briefings, special lectures and enterprise open days, career guidance will run through the whole process of talent cultivation, guiding students to pursue their dreams in the blue ocean and devote themselves to building a powerful maritime nation.
Figure 1 Scene of the Briefing Session
