@brotherdragon89: Since the 1950s, every decade brought a different stage of development for China, and a different set of popular/new college majors. What universities in China teach is a great indicator of the country's national priorities and future strategic plans. The kind of talent China is encouraging today will, in a few year, help the country get to its stage of progress. And even if you're not in China, you should pay attention to what majors its universities are now adding. Here's why. #chinatiktok #highereducation #educationmajor #development #strategy

sweetmurtabak :

1970s --> Engineers 1980s --> Economists 1990 --> Global Business 2000s --> IT & Digitalizations 2010s --> Big Data, Smart Manufact. 2020s --> Quantum Tech, Adv. AI

Pdawg :

Look at this list of added majors

BeeAbroad :

I live in China and love how when the executive leadership decides on what the goal and mission is for the next five years… the entire country gets on the same page. From corporates to the taxi driver.

Sammy kk :

Central planning if done properly works.

Nami 🇿🇦 :

As a South African, I honestly wish we used our BRICS partnership more vigorously with China especially with education/skills, tech, water management and AI data centres.

Venusia :

“Brain-computer interface”, “embodied AI” sounds like we’re all going down to very dystopian times..

Jose ☭ :

ChairmanMeow🇨🇳❤️ :

I've heard they're also getting rid of several university courses, do you know anything about it

Rodney :

China is ran by engineers, U.S. is ran by lawyers

Abbey Heffer :

I'm reading The Entrepreneurial State by Mariana Mazzucato, I haven't even gotten to the China section yet and I'm like... This is just my PhD 😅 China is THE entrepreneurial state.

SpaceNomad252 :

so what subjects do they teach today? 😩 can you get straight to the point pls bcuz that's why I was watching your video. thanks in advance!

Trace :

do you have a spreadsheet for those industries? I have a toddler and I'm still not sure where the opportunities are. if I can help pave that way and steer him that would be great.

Konscious Black :

china is truly a global leader in many fields due to having a long term strategy

Stefan Alt :

I love my democracy but we can't deny how well one structured plan and the ability to adapt flexible can work.

—13110126/2— :

i’m in 50’s, is it too late to learn engineering? to join the wave

M. Marmalade :

jokes on you i have an art degree 😂

l1fewaster :

capitalist will say “the market takes care of its needs naturally” but usually forget to ad “if oligarchs wouldn’t cuff it”

Jester Cinematico :

do you have a link of the new major ad in china or the ones in demand

gummy_moon :

I need this information for my nephew and unborn, unfertilized child. Gots to try to predict the future.

Itxaso D :

I’ve heard they are getting rid of many language and humanities departments precisely because of AI… is that what we want for our (common) future? Also… what will happen when the bubble bursts?

gabru royalwrecker :

Damn I hate myself for having majored in International Relations 😭

reemny01 :

What an amazing government and society

Mady :

I really wish my country would do this adjust the educational system to meet future needs and the changing job market. What China is doing is amazing

nobody’s :

i hope our govt is as intentional as their govt. Better direction and providing guidance. rather than all “ i want freedom” etc that makes everything so confusing and so complicated that the majority of the citizens suffer.

ROldford :

Interesting that literature is still a popular major. That feels good to me, even if I can’t figure out the larger ramifications