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1.Graduate Employment Statistics


(1)Employment for the Class of 2023

The Faculty of Foreign Languages had a total of 727 graduates in the Class of 2023, including 582 undergraduate students (including college‑to‑undergraduate transfer students) and 145 junior‑college students, covering the majors of English, Business English, Translation and Japanese. As of November 27, 2023, the undergraduate contract‑signing rate stood at 89.52%, the junior‑college contract‑signing rate at 96.55%, and the overall contract‑signing rate at 93.03%. Eighteen graduates from the Class of 2023 were admitted to master’s degree programs.

(2)Employment for the Class of 2024

The Faculty of Foreign Languages had a total of 674 graduates in the Class of 2024, including 574 undergraduate students (including college‑to‑undergraduate transfer students) and 100 junior‑college students, covering the majors of English, Business English, Translation and Japanese. As of December 24, 2024, the undergraduate contract‑signing rate reached 94.96%, the junior‑college contract‑signing rate 99%, and the overall contract‑signing rate 97.48%. Forty‑two graduates from the Class of 2024 gained admission to master’s degree programs.

(3)Employment for the Class of 2025

The Faculty of Foreign Languages had a total of 668 graduates in the Class of 2025, including 577 undergraduate students (including college‑to‑undergraduate transfer students) and 91 junior‑college students, covering the majors of English, Business English, Translation and Japanese. As of November 27, 2025, the undergraduate contract‑signing rate was 93.74%, the junior‑college contract‑signing rate 90%, and the overall contract‑signing rate 91.60%. Fifty‑five graduates from the Class of 2025 were admitted to master’s degree programs.


2.University‑Enterprise Cooperation


The Faculty of Foreign Languages taps into university‑enterprise cooperation resources. Centered on the cultivation of application‑oriented talents, it has established enterprise clusters for employment, internship and practical training by major.

For the English major, an internship and practical‑training enterprise cluster for English‑education talents has been set up, covering more than 10 junior high schools and English training institutions.

For the Business English major, an internship and practical‑training enterprise cluster for cross‑border e‑commerce talents has been established, covering more than 10 foreign‑trade enterprises and cross‑border e‑commerce firms.