China's higher education is divided into three academic levels: junior college, undergraduate and postgraduate, with postgraduate as the highest, but postgraduate can be divided into master students and doctoral students according to their academic qualifications, and doctoral students are the highest academic level in higher education.
The prospect of new energy industry can be expected. On the one hand, the transformation of energy structure is the general trend, and it is an irreversible process for new energy to replace traditional energy. At present, the penetration rate of new energy such as photovoltaic and wind power in China is still low, and the overall development space of the industry is large. It is clearly stated in the Strategic Action Plan for Energy Development that the proportion of non-fossil energy in primary consumption in China will increase to 15% in 2020.
In 2050, renewable energy will become the main force of energy supply, and its proportion in electricity consumption is expected to reach 80%. The transformation of energy structure will bring broad space for the development of new energy industry.
On the other hand, China's new energy industry chain has global competitiveness. New energy power generation and new energy vehicles are the core industries made in China in 2025, and the state has great policy support. After years of support and development, a number of leading global companies have emerged in China. Today, China's photovoltaic industry chain has an absolute advantage in the world, and the sales of new energy vehicles account for a very high proportion in the world. The trend of accelerating industrial substitution has been formed.