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Enhancing Marine Talent Development in Lianyungang: A CDIO-based Strategic Approach

Wan Yule, Zhang Hongyuan

Asian Journal of Economics, Business and Accounting · pp. 113–121 · Published 1 Mar 2025

10.9734/ajeba/2025/v25i31698

Abstract

The ocean is a strategic location for high-quality development. As Marine economic activities are technology-intensive and capital-intensive industrial fields, a large number of talents with innovation ability, cross-border integration and international vision are needed. As one of the first coastal open cities in China, Lianyungang needs to do a good job in the construction of Marine talents and show its due responsibility as a port city. Starting from the current situation and existing problems of the construction of Marine talents in Lianyungang, this paper takes CDIO mode as the research perspective, and puts forward research ideas and countermeasures for the construction of Marine talents team from four aspects: conceive, design, implement and operate.

CDIO model marine talent marine power innovation ability

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