2025-04-28
26 分钟discussion keeps the world turning this is round table Big changes are coming to higher education,
but what do they mean for the future?
Recently, China unveiled a major update to its academic programs,
introducing nearly 30 new fields of study.
This is not just a routine adjustment, however.
It's part of a broader push to align education with shifting national priorities and emerging opportunities.
We'll get the details on that today.
We're live from Beijing.
This is Roundtable.
My name is Steve.
And for today, I'm joined by Niu Honglin.
and liming first on the program Recently,
China's Ministry of Education introduced 29 new majors to advanced education institutions in response to the evolving needs of national strategies and the pursuit of high-quality development.
The ministry stated that the latest addition represents a more significant shift in undergraduate majors.
So, how does this year's adjustment of academic disciplines differ from the previous years?
And with graduation season approaching,
what policies are in place to help graduate students achieve high quality jobs and sufficient employment.
Good afternoon to you both.
I'll start with this.
If you could start your university studies again, what would be your major?