The department has over 1,600 students, 80 full-time or part-time teachers, and 7 majors. It runs 2 training centers in electric power and water conservancy, containing 15 experimental training rooms and 6 shared basic experimental training rooms. It owns the first domestic full-simulation gravity dam and comprehensive water conservancy application training platform that integrates teaching, scientific research and social service. It has won 3 provincial teaching achievement awards and more than 20 prizes in national vocational college teaching ability competitions and skills competition. One teacher won the honorary title of "National Outstanding educator". In recent years, the employment rate of students has remained above 98%.
Majors:
Power System Relay Protection and Automatics
Water Conservancy Engineering
Water Conservancy Engineering(Agricultural Water Conservancy Technology)
Water Conservancy Engineering(Flood Control and Drought Relief)
Electrical automation technology
Electrical automation technology (Automatic equipment manufacturing)
Power Plant and Electric System
Power Supply and Utilization Technology
Construction and Project Supervision
Water Conservancy and Hydropower Engineering Technology
