Exploration and Practice of an Industry-Education Integration Cultivation Model for Professional Master’s Students in Civil Engineering and Water Conservancy Based on “Multiple Collaborative Education”

在产教融合背景下,本研究聚焦高校土木水利专业型硕士教学改革。结合理论与实证分析产教融合模式及影响因素,针对人才培养与社会需求矛盾,从目标与需求契合、教学与时代适配维度,构建个人、家庭、导师、高校、企业、政府六位一体的协同育人机制。提出科研创新、工程应用、跨领域协调的三维培养框架,整合资源创新教学,破解校企协同不足等问题,为教学改革提供新范式,培养适应社会发展的高素质应用型人才。Under the background of industry-education integration, this study focuses on the teaching reform of master’s programs in civil engineering and water conservancy at colleges and universities. By combining theoretical and empirical analysis of industry-education integration models and their influencing factors, this research addresses the contradiction between talent cultivation and social needs. From the dimensions of aligning goals with needs and adapting teaching to the times, it constructs a six-in-one collaborative education mechanism involving individuals, families, mentors, universities, enterprises, and the government. The study proposes a three-dimensional training framework that integrates scientific research innovation, engineering application, and cross-disciplinary coordination. By integrating resources to innovate teaching and addressing issues such as insufficient university-enterprise collaboration, this framework provides a new paradigm for teaching reform and cultivates high-quality applied talents capable of adapting to social development.

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Advances in Education
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.12677/ae.2025.155744
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Exploration and Practice of an Industry-Education Integration Cultivation Model for Professional Master’s Students in Civil Engineering and Water Conservancy Based on “Multiple Collaborative Education”

佳 郭
Advances in Education
Educational Reforms and Innovations
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Exploration and Practice of an Industry-Education Integration Cultivation Model for Professional Master’s Students in Civil Engineering and Water Conservancy Based on “Multiple Collaborative Education”

佳 郭
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在产教融合背景下,本研究聚焦高校土木水利专业型硕士教学改革。结合理论与实证分析产教融合模式及影响因素,针对人才培养与社会需求矛盾,从目标与需求契合、教学与时代适配维度,构建个人、家庭、导师、高校、企业、政府六位一体的协同育人机制。提出科研创新、工程应用、跨领域协调的三维培养框架,整合资源创新教学,破解校企协同不足等问题,为教学改革提供新范式,培养适应社会发展的高素质应用型人才。Under the background of industry-education integration, this study focuses on the teaching reform of master’s programs in civil engineering and water conservancy at colleges and universities. By combining theoretical and empirical analysis of industry-education integration models and their influencing factors, this research addresses the contradiction between talent cultivation and social needs. From the dimensions of aligning goals with needs and adapting teaching to the times, it constructs a six-in-one collaborative education mechanism involving individuals, families, mentors, universities, enterprises, and the government. The study proposes a three-dimensional training framework that integrates scientific research innovation, engineering application, and cross-disciplinary coordination. By integrating resources to innovate teaching and addressing issues such as insufficient university-enterprise collaboration, this framework provides a new paradigm for teaching reform and cultivates high-quality applied talents capable of adapting to social development.

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