Keywords
High-quality development
Heilongjiang Province
Challenge
Countermeasure
Submitted : 2025-07-01
Accepted : 2025-07-16
Published : 2025-07-31
Abstract
High-quality development of higher education is the key to high-quality economic and social development in Heilongjiang Province. Strong education is a strategic project for the development of a high-quality population, and high-quality education is the key to improving the overall quality of the population. The current northeastern region is in a critical period of comprehensive revitalization, there is an urgent need for education, science and technology, and human resources to provide a trinity of all-round, multi-factor support. It is essential for colleges and universities in Northeast China to consolidate their strengths, apply targeted efforts, and serve the Party and the state by playing a renewed and more prominent role within the broader strategic context. In light of the comprehensive revitalization of the Northeast, identifying the challenges facing higher education in Heilongjiang Province and proposing appropriate development pathways has become a pressing and widely discussed issue in both academic and practical circles.
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