Colleges and Departments
- Binjiang College
- College of Adult Education
- Technical College for Professional Training
- Yue Jiang Academy
- The Department of Atmospheric Science
- College English Department
- Department of Electronic Engineering
- Law Department
- Department of Public Administration
- Department of Environmental Science and Engineering
- Department of Computer Science and Technology
- Department of Economics and Trade
- Department of Spatial Information Science
- Mathematics Department
- Foreign Languages Department
- The Department of Physics
- Department of Information Management
- Department of Information and Communications Technologies
- Department of Applied Meteorological Science
- The Department of Chinese Language and Literature
- The Department of Resource, Environment and City-rural Planning
- College of International Education (for foreign students)
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