In Nov.2006, the University passed the teaching quality evaluation procedure for undergraduate students organized by the State Ministry of Education.

　　The University has gradually set up and perfected its system and operational mechanism for teaching and learning management.  Undergraduate teaching norms are thus established and quality standards for teaching and learning are enforced.  Also, network-based management platforms for teaching and learning have been put in place and relevant quality control systems are also in force.  Up to now, remarkable achievements have been made in such areas as course and teaching material development and multimedia teaching applications as well as teaching field expansion.

　　Scientific achievements are increasing steadily. 25 academic works with the University’s scholars as the first writer and another 36 books with the University’s scholars as the co-compilers have been published.  In addition, over 643 academic papers have been published in core journals of the different subject domains. The University’s staff is in charge of 28 provincial and state ministry-level research projects, 81 municipal level research projects and 56 horizontal business sponsored research projects. The University also participates in 7 national research programs, 11 provincial and ministry-level projects and 8 municipal level research funds.  

　　The University offers a multi-level range of scientific services to local development and over 60% percent of academic achievement is transferred locally. Two Provincial Key Labs in the field of Electronics and Chemical Engineering and two Municipal Key Labs in Chemicals and Garment development have been set up, which directly correspond to the local pillar industries of digital electronics, petrochemicals and Garment Manufacture.