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Development of Higher Education in China
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Abstract
With the development of the times and the country, the development of education has taken on a strategic position. The development of higher education is more related to the reserve of social talents. This paper analyses the current situation of China's higher education development and its impact, and discusses the problems and challenges it faces and gives a series of suggestions. This paper argues that higher education provides important support for talent training and social development. Education is closely related to economic and social development. However, at the same time, higher education still faces challenges such as the slow internationalization of education and the difficulty of student employment. Based on this, the following suggestions are put forward in this article. Higher education should pay attention to the coordinated development of quality and quantity to achieve the sustainable development of higher education. At the same time, it is necessary to pay attention to cultivating international, innovative and other diversified talents.
Keywords
Higher education, internationalization of education, education development
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Zhang,Z. (2024). Development of Higher Education in China. Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media,39,166-174.
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