This 3-year program cultivates students with high-quality technical skills of rail transit (subway) vehicle mechanical and electrical maintenance and overhaul, vehicle driving, vehicle parts assembly and debugging, vehicle use, station mechanical and electrical equipment maintenance and repair.

Teaching facilities include a comprehensive training room for urban rail transit vehicles, a door training room for urban rail transit vehicles, a traction and braking training room for urban rail transit, and a simulated driving training room for urban rail transit vehicles.

This 3-year program fosters high-quality technical and skilled personnel who can engage in comprehensive mechanical and electrical equipment maintenance, elevator maintenance, automatic ticketing system maintenance, water supply and drainage system maintenance, and comprehensive monitoring system maintenance of urban rail transit stations.

Teaching facilities include urban rail transit platform door system training room, rail transit AFC maintenance training room, rail transit FAS maintenance training room, vehicle equipment operation training room, fitter training room, electrician training room, electronic training room, power electronics training room, train organization training room, rail transit signal control training room, etc.

This 3-year program aims to help students to master the professional knowledge and technical skills of urban rail transit industry passenger service, ticket management, passenger transportation organization, traffic organization and other positions(groups), and train them to be engaged in equipment operation and maintenance, passenger service, ticket affairs processing, passenger flow facilitation, traffic operation, emergency response and other work.

Teaching facilities include station simulation training room and emergency treatment training room.

This 3-year program aims to cultivate students with professional knowledge in mechanical technology, electrical and electronic technology, modern detection technology, robotics, and other electromechanical integration technologies, and foster them to be capable of assembling and debugging mechanical and electrical equipment, inspecting and maintaining automated production lines and intelligent manufacturing units, and managing their operation. Students can also engage in the installation, debugging, maintenance, technical transformation, after-sales service, and other work of mechanical and electrical equipment, as well as automated production lines and intelligent manufacturing units.

Teaching facilities include professional PLC training rooms, electrical control training rooms, electrical and electronic training rooms, motor drive training rooms, fieldbus training rooms, electronic welding training rooms, etc.