Forum Site (Photo by Chen Shuyi, an intern at Southeast.com)
Southeast.com reported on October 27 (Reporter Zhang Liqing, an intern at this website) On the 27th, the president’s forum for “Innovation and Development of Applied Universities—Commemorating the 40th Anniversary of Reform and Opening-up” was held in Fuzhou. This forum was initiated and hosted by Minjiang College and aims to fully implement the spirit of the National Education Conference and the National Undergraduate Education Work Conference in the New Era.
Deputy Director of the Fujian Provincial Department of Education Chen Guolong, Vice Chairman of the Fujian Federation of Social Sciences Chen Weng, Executive Director of the Melbourne Institute of Technology, Australia, Dino Bettiol, Vice President of the Melbourne Tech, Australia, Truong Phi Duc, former President of the National University of Fine Arts in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, Wang Shuyin, Acting President of the Chinese University of Culture in Taiwan, Cai Jingmin, Party Secretary of the Hefei University of Technology, Cai Jingmin, and other guests from more than 20 universities at home and abroad attended the forum.
Chen Guolong, deputy director of the Fujian Provincial Department of Education, pointed out that Fujian is one of the earliest regions of reform and opening up. The forum held on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the founding of Minjiang College has both practical significance and theoretical value. At the same time, Fujian Province has comprehensively promoted the pilot program of transformation, development and reform, and has built a "four-in-one" transformation and development model. He hopes that the forum will be a frank, efficient and constructive dialogue, which will bring more inspiration to the construction of an applied university in the new era.
He Daiqin, Party Secretary of Minjiang College, said that Minjiang College has always been unswervingly becoming an applied university with the closest connection with Fuzhou City. The convening of this forum is a rare opportunity for the school to learn from brother colleges and universities at home and abroad. He said that this forum will definitely become a bridge and link for exchanges and cooperation among universities, and will promote all schools to make due contributions to the innovation and development of applied universities. At the forum, Chen Guolong, deputy director of the Fujian Provincial Department of Education, gave a keynote report entitled "Exploration and Practice of the Construction of Applied Undergraduate Colleges and Universities in Fujian". He believes that in the transformation and development of applied universities, they should be guided by improving the demand capabilities of serving regional and industry. 18 undergraduate universities should implement the "one school, one plan" and participate in the overall transformation. At the same time, they should focus on building 112 applied disciplines that have a great role in promoting economic and social development and are closely related to the construction of a modern industrial system, laying a firm foundation for high-quality cultivation and construction of professional degree authorization points. Karina Davis, executive director of Melbourne Polytechnic Institute of Australia, gave a keynote speech entitled "Melbourne Polytechnic Institute of Technology's Applied Talents-Cultivate Direct Employment Talents for the Industry". She believes that in terms of cultivating students, applied universities should create corresponding learning environments based on different majors to make the learning process lively, so as to help students learn in an organized manner, so that students can learn something and apply what they have learned. At the forum, Truong Phi Duc, former president of the National University of Fine Arts in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, Wang Shuyin, acting president of the Chinese University of Culture in Taiwan, Dino Bettiol, vice president of the Melbourne Polytechnic Institute in Australia, and Cai Jingmin, secretary of the Party Committee of Hefei College, respectively, made wonderful speeches on the topics of "Innovation and Development of Training of the University of Fine Arts in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam", "International Higher Education and Cross-Strait Cooperation - Taking the Chinese University of Culture in Taiwan as an Example", "Melbourne Polytechnic Institute's Applied Talent Training-Cultivate Direct Employment Talents for the Industry" and "Exploration and Practice of the Construction of High-level Applied University".
It is understood that Minjiang University is an undergraduate university jointly built by provinces and cities, mainly based on the city. In the past 60 years of its establishment, it has unswervingly followed the path of application-oriented development and is committed to becoming an applied university with the closest relationship with Fuzhou. At the same time, Minjiang College is committed to serving the economic and social development of Fuzhou. It has built application-oriented professional groups and a number of specialized majors for industry-specific docking with textile and clothing, lacquer art culture and creative design, cross-border e-commerce, surveying and mapping geographic information technology, marine resources and materials, information technology and intelligent applications, as well as a number of industrial colleges such as Xinhuadu Business School, Phoenix Digital Media School, Baidu Big Data Innovation College, Zhidao International lacquer art Industrial College , and undertakes a number of industry-education integration platforms such as Fuzhou Marine Industry Research Institute.Its application-oriented talent training model with Fujian-Taiwan cooperation and connection between China and foreign countries started early and was recognized by the society.
Speaking by Chen Guolong, Deputy Director of the Fujian Provincial Department of Education (photo by Chen Shuyi, intern at Southeast.com)
Speaking by He Daiqin, Secretary of the Party Committee of Minjiang College (photo by Chen Shuyi, intern at Southeast.com)
