The connotation requirements and implementation paths of interdisciplinary business talent training in the digital intelligence era#br#
JI Feng1, ZHANG Hongjian1,2, LI Xinchun1, WANG Bangjun1
（1. School of Economics and Management, China University of Mining and Technology, Xuzhou 221116;2. Taizhou College, Nanjing Normal University, Taizhou 225300, China）
Abstract：The traditional single-discipline business talent training model is increasingly unable to meet the needs of the digital intelligence era. Interdisciplinary business talents are the key force to respond to complex environmental changes, promote transformation and upgrading, and promote sustainable development. Interdisciplinary business talent training is an educational practice that is based on the existing single business discipline and crossintegrates the theories, knowledge and tools of other disciplines to cultivate compound innovative talents with comprehensive literacy, interdisciplinary thinking and practical ability. Its essential requirements are the integration of Chinese stance and international vision, the integration of solid background and crossprofessionalism, the integration of instrumental rationality and value rationality, and the integration of historical inheritance and cultural innovation. This study conforms to the development characteristics of the digital intelligence era and based on the connotation requirements of interdisciplinary business talent training, proposes an implementation path for interdisciplinary business talent training that includes optimizing cultivation objectives, improving the cultivation process, and improving the support system, with a view to improving the quality of interdisciplinary business talent training.
吉峰，张宏建，李新春，王帮俊. 数智时代跨学科商科人才培养的内涵要求与实现路径[J]. 高校教育管理, 2023, 17(6): 40-50.
JI Feng, ZHANG Hongjian, LI Xinchun, WANG Bangjun. The connotation requirements and implementation paths of interdisciplinary business talent training in the digital intelligence era#br#. Journal of Higher Education Management, 2023, 17(6): 40-50.
