Analysis of Talent Cultivation Strategies for Mechanical Majors in Applied Universities under the Background of Intelligent Manufacturing

With the continuous development and popularization of intelligent manufacturing technology, the requirements for talent in the machinery industry are also constantly increasing. Against the background of intelligent manufacturing, mechanical professionals not only need to have solid professional knowledge, but also need to have innovative thinking, practical ability, and teamwork ability to adapt to the rapidly changing market environment and technological innovation. Application-oriented universities, as an important base for the cultivation of mechanical professionals, the adjustment and optimization of their training strategies are of great significance to meet the needs of the industry and promote industrial upgrading. Therefore, application-oriented universities should actively reform the talent training strategies to improve the comprehensive quality and competitiveness of mechanical professionals and provide strong talent support for the development of the intelligent manufacturing field. In this regard, this paper first expounds the new requirements for the cultivation of mechanical professionals in application-oriented universities under the background of intelligent manufacturing, and then puts forward effective reform strategies to provide certain reference and guidance for relevant educational researchers.

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International Education Forum
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2025-05-08
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https://doi.org/10.26689/ief.v3i4.10391
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Advanced Technologies and Applied Computing
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Analysis of Talent Cultivation Strategies for Mechanical Majors in Applied Universities under the Background of Intelligent Manufacturing

Lina Hu, Haobin Fan, Yan Chun Zhou, Changhan Li
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Advanced Technologies and Applied Computing
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Analysis of Talent Cultivation Strategies for Mechanical Majors in Applied Universities under the Background of Intelligent Manufacturing

Lina Hu, Haobin Fan, Yan Chun Zhou, Changhan Li
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Abstract

With the continuous development and popularization of intelligent manufacturing technology, the requirements for talent in the machinery industry are also constantly increasing. Against the background of intelligent manufacturing, mechanical professionals not only need to have solid professional knowledge, but also need to have innovative thinking, practical ability, and teamwork ability to adapt to the rapidly changing market environment and technological innovation. Application-oriented universities, as an important base for the cultivation of mechanical professionals, the adjustment and optimization of their training strategies are of great significance to meet the needs of the industry and promote industrial upgrading. Therefore, application-oriented universities should actively reform the talent training strategies to improve the comprehensive quality and competitiveness of mechanical professionals and provide strong talent support for the development of the intelligent manufacturing field. In this regard, this paper first expounds the new requirements for the cultivation of mechanical professionals in application-oriented universities under the background of intelligent manufacturing, and then puts forward effective reform strategies to provide certain reference and guidance for relevant educational researchers.

International Education ForumVol. 3(4)
Qingdao University (CN), Qingdao Agricultural University (CN), Qingdao University of Technology (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 90%
Advanced Technologies and Applied Computing
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