Construction of Entrepreneurship Courses in Tibetan Agriculture and Forestry Colleges and Universities

Hengliang Wang

Asian Agricultural Research, 2017, vol. 09, issue 08

Abstract: Both the state and the Tibet Autonomous Region always care about and attach great importance to the construction of entrepreneurship courses and enterprise education of college students. In the context of mass entrepreneurship and innovation, the entrepreneurship courses of Tibetan agriculture and forestry colleges and universities undertake the unique historical mission. As the important guarantee for cultivating entrepreneurship and innovative talents of Tibetan agriculture and forestry disciplines, the entrepreneurship courses of Tibetan agriculture and forestry colleges and universities have unique and important theoretical and realistic significance. Through the overall survey and analysis of the construction of entrepreneurship courses in Tibetan agriculture and forestry colleges and universities, this paper made clear problems and obstacles in the construction of entrepreneurship courses in Tibetan agriculture and forestry colleges and universities, and came up with scientific, reasonable, and feasible recommendations, to provide support for long-term mechanism construction of entrepreneurship courses in Tibetan agriculture and forestry colleges and universities and even other areas.

Keywords: Agribusiness (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2017
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