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Division | Index | Interpretation of index |
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Industry-education integration environment (A1) | Local regulation (B11) | (i) Fiscal, tax, financial, land, and other incentive policies (ii) Education and industry guidance policies (iii) Laws and regulations on the protection of rights and interests of participants in industry-education integration |
Public service (B12) | (i) Talent agency service (ii) Technology intermediary service |
Social culture (B13) | (i) Public cooperation development awareness (ii) Enthusiasm of enterprises to participate in school |
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Industry-education integration resource (A2) | Fund investment (B21) | (i) Government education and technology funding (ii) Enterprise R&D and education expenditure |
Teaching staff (B22) | (i) Proportion of teachers with double qualifications in schools (ii) Proportion of part-time teachers in enterprises (iii) Number of part-time professional leaders (industry professors) |
Platform construction (B23) | (i) Students internship training base (ii) Students innovation and entrepreneurship base (iii) Industry-education integration innovation platform |
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Industry-education integration process (A3) | Talent training (B31) | (i) School and enterprise cooperate to set majors, develop programs, and build courses (ii) Enterprise staff training coverage (iii) Dynamic adjustment of demand-oriented talent training structure |
Cooperation innovation (B32) | (i) Teachers’ participation in enterprise technology development (ii) School undertaking enterprise scientific research projects (iii) Regional innovation network synergy |
Technology transfer (B33) | (i) Innovation needs release and innovation achievements’ identification in enterprises (ii) Innovation needs identification and innovation achievements’ transfer in schools (iii) Introduction, absorption, and productization of innovation achievement in enterprises |
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Industry-education integration effect (A4) | Student development (B41) | (i) Student-employment satisfaction and employer satisfaction (ii) Social and economic benefits of student entrepreneurship |
Enterprise development (B42) | (i) Authorized patents obtained by the enterprise (ii) Product sales revenue per capita |
City development (B43) | (i) Regional technical personnel (ii) Regional high-tech industry output |
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