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Practice Teaching Reform and Exploration of Logistics Management Major in the Transformation and Development of Local Undergraduate Universities

Xiao Hu

Abstract


With the transformation and development of local undergraduate universities, higher requirements are put forward for the training of logistics management professionals. At present, the cultivation of logistics management professionals should pay more attention to practical teaching, and comprehensively improve the practical ability of professionals. At the same time, personnel training should be combined with the actual situation of local economic and social development, guided by the market demand, and comprehensively increase the training of applied talents, so that logistics management professionals can smoothly obtain employment and quickly meet the demand of professional human resources in the market. This paper focuses on the practical teaching reform of logistics management major in the transformation and development of local undergraduate universities.

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Local Undergraduate Universities; Transformation and Development Period; Logistics Management Major; Practical Teaching; Reform

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/ahe.v4i10.2892

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