Is Harbin Railway Vocational College public or private?

Harbin Railway Vocational College generally refers to Harbin Railway Vocational and Technical College.

Harbin Railway Vocational and Technical College is a state-owned university.

Harbin Railway Vocational and Technical College (hereinafter referred to as Harbin Railway Institute) was founded in 1959, formerly known as Harbin Railway Engineering School, and 1999 was awarded as a national key secondary school. In 2002, it was upgraded to a higher vocational college, which is one of the five demonstration higher vocational colleges in Heilongjiang Province.

The competent department of Harbin Railway Vocational and Technical College is China Railway Engineering Corporation, a fortune 500 enterprise in the world and the largest construction enterprise in Asia, which was established by Heilongjiang Provincial Education Department and China Railway Third Engineering Group. In 2009, it was rated as a model of provincial civilized units, and in 20 10, it became the first batch of construction units of national 100 key universities. In 20 14, it passed the acceptance with excellent results, and in 20 15, it was rated as a national civilized unit and selected as the first batch of modern apprenticeship pilot units in China.

At present, the College is the "Training Center for Urban Facilities Talents" in Heilongjiang Province to revitalize the old industrial base in Northeast China, an outstanding contributor to the training of national skilled talents, a vocational skill appraisal station of China Railway Engineering Corporation and a provincial surveyor assessment base.

The difference between public universities and private universities;

State-owned university: a university founded by the state or local government with a long history and high social recognition. With the support of national or local financial funds, tuition fees are usually relatively cheap, generally around 5,000 yuan/year. However, there are also some high-fee majors, such as Chinese-foreign cooperation in state-owned universities, whose tuition fees exceed 1 10,000 yuan/year or even tens of thousands of years. Of course, the admission scores of these majors are relatively low, and students with good family conditions can consider it.

Private university: a university usually sponsored by enterprises, institutions, social organizations and individual citizens. Without the support of national and local financial funds, they need to raise funds to run schools. Tuition is generally expensive, usually at1.30,000-1.80,000 yuan/year, and some of them exceed 20,000 yuan/year. Independent colleges run by private institutions in state-owned universities also belong to private universities, only private universities.