Guangzhou Institute of Navigation refers to Guangzhou Institute of Navigation, which was founded in 1964. It is a public undergraduate college managed by Guangzhou Municipal People's Government, the only independent maritime undergraduate college in South China, and a "civilized campus" unit in Guangdong Province. It is a maritime college recognized by the International Maritime Organization, an important training base for senior talents in the shipping industry in South China, and is known as the "cradle of navigators".
The college campus covers an area of about 525 mu and has two campuses, among which Huangpu Campus is adjacent to the world-famous Huangpu Military Academy, and Pazhou Campus is located in the ancient port of Huangpu, Guangzhou, the source of the "Ancient Maritime Silk Road". 202 1 Guangzhou Municipal Bureau of Planning and Natural Resources has made it clear that Guangzhou Jiaotong University has expropriated 4 13 mu of land around Huangpu Campus of Guangzhou Institute of Navigation, with a total land area of 978 mu.
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The college currently has 18, including Maritime College, Marine Engineering College, Port and Shipping Management College, Civil Engineering Management College, Information and Communication Engineering College, Shipping Economics and Trade College, International Cruise Yacht College, Art College, Foreign Languages College, International Exchange College, Innovation and Entrepreneurship College, Marxism College, Continuing Education College, Public Sports Department, Basic Humanities and Social Sciences Department and Crew Training Center.
At present, there are 4 1 undergraduate enrollment majors (including training direction, joint training between China and foreign countries, experimental classes of undergraduate collaborative education, etc.). ), enrolled students in 28 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions across the country. Current full-time students 13 163, continuing education students 12290.