Exploration and Reflection on the Curriculum Construction of Vocational Undergraduate Applied Chemistry Major

Donghua Hu, Zhendie Yuan, Zhongyou Jiang, Zhongyao Du, Yang Sun

Article ID: 5054
Vol 7, Issue 3, 2024

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Abstract


Vocational education undergraduate applied chemistry major is of great significance in cultivating applied talents, however, the
traditional curriculum and teaching mode can no longer fully meet the needs of students and the requirements of the industry. In order to
improve students’ practical ability, innovation ability and application ability to meet the industry demand and improve students’ employment
competitiveness, the curriculum construction of VET undergraduate applied chemistry major needs to be explored and considered. Taking the
curriculum construction of VET undergraduate applied chemistry major as an entry point, this paper analyzes the challenges and problems
faced in this field and puts forward a series of strategies and reflections.

Keywords


Undergraduate Vocational Education; Applied Chemistry; Curriculum Development; Practical Teaching and Learning

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.18686/ijmss.v7i3.5054

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