The top ten colleges in Shanghai are: Shanghai Civil Aviation Vocational and Technical College, Shanghai Zhendan Vocational College, Shanghai Tourism College, Shanghai Electronic and Information Vocational and Technical College, Shanghai Urban Construction Vocational College, Shanghai Donghai Vocational and Technical College, Shanghai Arts and Crafts Vocational College, Shanghai Jiguang Vocational and Technical College, Shanghai Business Foreign Languages Vocational College and Shanghai Publishing and Printing College.

1. Shanghai Civil Aviation Vocational and Technical College

Founded in 198, Shanghai Civil Aviation Vocational and Technical College is affiliated to the Civil Aviation Administration of China. It was upgraded to a junior college in May 212. It is an industry-oriented public vocational college dedicated to cultivating first-line high-quality and high-skilled talents serving civil aviation and social development.

2. Shanghai Zhendan Vocational College

Shanghai Zhendan Vocational College has a "Zhendan Chuanggu" covering an area of 5 mu, with a construction area of more than 3, square meters; Cooperate with Shanghai Lingang Science and Technology Entrepreneurship Center, and enjoy the special preferential tax policy of Lingang and the dual support of venture capital provided by Aurora Education Foundation.

3. Shanghai Tourism College

Shanghai Tourism College has two campuses, namely Haisi Road in Fengxian District and Wuzhong Road in Minhang District. The core campus covers an area of 326 mu, and the library currently holds more than 38, paper books.

4. Shanghai Electronic Information Vocational and Technical College

Shanghai Electronic Information Vocational and Technical College is a public full-time general higher vocational college with a history of 62 years, which trains high-quality technical and technical talents in electronic information, advanced manufacturing, producer services and urban services.

5. Shanghai Urban Construction Vocational College

Shanghai Urban Construction Vocational College is the largest public vocational college in Shanghai, which was formed by the merger of the former Shanghai Urban Management Vocational and Technical College and Shanghai Jianfeng Vocational and Technical College and merged into the academic education of Shanghai Trade Union Management Vocational College.

6. Shanghai Donghai Vocational and Technical College

Founded in 1993, Shanghai Donghai Vocational and Technical College is one of the first batch of 37 higher vocational colleges approved by the Ministry of Education. It is a non-profit full-time private institution of higher learning, and its enrollment plan has been incorporated into the national unified recruitment plan for general higher education. At present, it has more than 7, students.

7. Shanghai Vocational College of Arts and Crafts

Shanghai Vocational College of Arts and Crafts is the only independent vocational college in Shanghai, the only vocational college in Shanghai that undertakes the pilot reform of the national education system and the only vocational college in Shanghai that has been selected into the national "double high" construction plan.

8. Shanghai Jiguang Vocational and Technical College

Shanghai Jiguang Vocational and Technical College was founded by Tongji University Retired Teachers Association in 1993 with the approval of the Shanghai Municipal People's Government, and was included in the national unified enrollment plan for general higher education in 21.

9. Shanghai Vocational College of Business Foreign Languages

Founded in 21, Shanghai Vocational College of Business Foreign Languages is located between Pudong Airport and Yangshan Deepwater Port. It is a private full-time ordinary institution of higher learning approved by the Shanghai Municipal People's Government and filed by the Ministry of Education.

1. Shanghai Publishing and Printing College

Founded in 1953, Shanghai Publishing and Printing College is the first publishing and printing school established in New China and the cradle of publishing and printing education in China.