1, Guangzhou Urban Construction Vocational College spring college entrance examination enrollment specialties
2, Guangzhou Urban Construction Vocational College Introduction
Guangzhou Urban Construction Vocational College is approved by the Guangdong Provincial People's Government, the Ministry of Education for the record of the private sector Approved by the Guangdong Provincial People's Government, the Ministry of Education for the record of the private full-time specialized level ordinary institutions of higher learning. It is the governing unit of UNESCO China Entrepreneurship Education Alliance, and has been selected as one of the second batch of national modern apprenticeship pilot units.
The history of the school can be traced back to the establishment of the Guangzhou Amateur Architectural and Engineering College in March 1960; it was forced to cease operation in June 1966 due to the "Cultural Revolution"; it was reopened in 1973 and renamed the "721 Workers' University"; it was renamed the Guangzhou Architectural and Engineering Bureau Workers' University in 1980; it was renamed the Guangzhou Construction Corporation Workers' University in 1985; it was renamed the Guangzhou Construction Corporation Workers' University in 1985; and it was renamed the Guangzhou Construction Corporation Workers' University in 1974. In July 2000, Guangzhou Construction Corporation Workers' University merged with Guangzhou Teachers' College, South China Construction College and other nine universities to form Guangzhou University, which was set up as the second-level college of Guangzhou University and renamed as "Guangzhou University College of Urban Construction Technology"; in December 2003, it was changed into a privately-run second-level college with sole proprietorship and renamed as "Guangzhou University College of Urban Construction Technology". In December 2003, it was transformed into a privately-run second-level college with sole proprietorship and renamed "Guangzhou University College of Urban Construction"; in April 2007, it was transformed into an independent ordinary college and renamed "Guangzhou Urban Construction Vocational College".