Shanghai Jiao Tong University’s Jiang Wei Urges Graduates: Head to Guangzhou for Career Success

From September 16 to 20, the “Million Talents to Southern Guangdong” 2026 N-city joint autumn recruitment campaign will visit 17 institutions of higher learning across Shanghai, Nanjing, and Hangzhou, hosting 17 campus recruitment fairs over a five-day period.

Recruitment Tour Targets Top Eastern Universities

The recruitment initiative brings employers and opportunities directly to campuses in three cities. Organizers have invited university leadership, expert figures, corporate representatives, and standout talent to serve as advocates for Guangdong and Guangzhou, sharing their firsthand experiences with prospective applicants.

According to Jiang, many graduates choose to build their careers in Guangzhou, finding roles in artificial intelligence, biomedicine, and the low-altitude economy sector. Jiang described Guangzhou as a city possessing both drive and warmth, offering robust industrial opportunities alongside vibrant everyday living. "From the Pearl River to the Huangpu River, Guangzhou has crossed thousands of miles to come here, bringing both good positions and complete sincerity," Jiang noted, advising students to visit the city to find both a stage for their ambitions and answers for their futures.

Did You Know? The autumn recruitment tour spans three major cities—Shanghai, Nanjing, and Hangzhou—and targets 17 universities through 17 separate campus job fairs held across five days from September 16 to 20.

Industry Sectors Driving Regional Opportunities

When will the recruitment campaign take place?
The recruitment activities are scheduled to run from September 16 to 20.

Shanghai Jiao Tong University's Jiang Wei Urges Graduates: Head to Guangzhou for Career Success

How many cities and universities are involved in the tour?
The campaign will visit 17 higher education institutions across three cities: Shanghai, Nanjing, and Hangzhou.

What specific fields are graduates entering in Guangzhou?

what factors do you weigh most heavily when choosing between career opportunities in different regions?

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