1, Jingdezhen Ceramic University

Jingdezhen Ceramic Institute is the only multi-disciplinary ceramic undergraduate institution in China, and it is one of the 94 universities in China that are all qualified to recruit foreign students who enjoy the China government scholarship to study for master's and bachelor's degrees. The school is located in Jingdezhen, the Millennium porcelain capital of northeast Jiangxi, covering an area of 1.600 mu, with a construction area of more than 500,000 square meters, with a collection of 1.3 million books and 3.36 million e-books.

2. Jingdezhen College

Jingdezhen College, located in Jingdezhen City, Jiangxi Province, is a public multi-disciplinary full-time undergraduate college. The college covers an area of 1006.2 mu, with a building area of 282,000 square meters, of which186,000 square meters is for teaching and scientific research administration. There are 930,000 paper books, including 200 Chinese and foreign periodicals1.000 and 2 electronic books1.000. It has a modern electronic book system and a computer network service system. There are 12 experimental training center, * * 1 17 laboratory and 108 stable off-campus practice training base.

3. Jingdezhen Ceramic Vocational and Technical College

Jingdezhen Ceramic Vocational and Technical College is an ordinary institution of higher learning approved by Jiangxi Provincial People's Government, put on record by the Ministry of Education, and incorporated into the national unified enrollment plan. Jingdezhen Ceramic Vocational and Technical College is located in Jingdezhen City, Jiangxi Province, a famous historical and cultural city in China and a world-famous porcelain capital, adjacent to Fuliang Fuxian County, which is known as the "First House in the South of the Yangtze River".

The school's predecessor was China Ceramic School founded by China modern industrialist and educator Zhang Jianyu 19 10. 19 12 was renamed as Jiangxi lirao ceramic school, and 19 15 was changed to Jiangxi second-class industrial school, and a branch school was established in Jingdezhen the following year. 1934 moved to Jiujiang, Jiangxi Province, and was named Jiujiang Ceramic Vocational School in Jiangxi Province. 1948 was upgraded to Jiangxi Ceramic Institute.