The Future of Chinese Business is in Education

Chinese companies have an increasingly important role in the global economy.  The University of Adelaide's Business School created a research report on the future of Chinese business, which covers how China’s economic rise has changed their business practices.  This article looks at how China is learning from other countries, particularly those with high school and higher education systems.

 

What is Chinese Education and Business?

In China, education is key for business to succeed. This is due to the fact that the country's schools have become factories of learning. Thanks to their rigorous curriculum, students are able to "learn by doing," which helps them understand how business works. As a result, they graduate with more than just knowledge; they also develop practical skills and a strong set of values.

Conclusion

The future of Chinese business is in education. Coupled with an evolving economy, it seems that China has a lot to offer the world in terms of education. With a strong emphasis on STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) and a need for highly-skilled graduates, the country's educational focus is just starting to gain momentum. Industry research is of great significance to national development, business school development and talent training. The current external environment is very conducive to conducting research. Antai college is proud of its research achievements. President Chen suggested that teachers should be brave enough to walk out of the comfort zone, learn from the enterprise humbly, and gradually form and share ideas, concise the essence of ideas, and constantly improve the mode of academic industry research. Finally, he congratulated all the research teams that had successfully signed the contract and hoped to promote the reform of the business school with collective strength.