Research on the Occurrence Mechanism and Educational Action of "Civic and Entrepreneurial Integration" in Applied Undergraduate Colleges and Universities

Ruoxue Luo

doi:10.6918/IJOSSER.202409_7(9).0011

Authors

Ruoxue Luo

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.6918/IJOSSER.202409_7(9).0011

Keywords:

Applied Undergraduate Universities; Civic-creation Fusion; Educational Action Strategy.

Abstract

With the growing demand for innovative and entrepreneurial talents in society, applied undergraduate colleges and universities, as an important base for cultivating high-quality applied talents, gradually integrate innovative and entrepreneurial education with ideological and political education ("Civic and Political Education" for short), forming a new educational form of "Civic and Creative Integration". "This paper aims to discuss the development of innovation and entrepreneurship education in applied undergraduate colleges and universities. The purpose of this paper is to discuss the occurrence mechanism of "Civic-Creative Integration" in applied undergraduate colleges and universities, and put forward corresponding educational action strategies, in order to provide reference for the educational reform of colleges and universities.

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