EXPLORATION OF A NEW PRACTICE MODEL FOR THE INTEGRATION OF INDUSTRY AND EDUCATION IN CHINESE VOCATIONAL EDUCATION - TAKING THE CONSTRUCTION OF "INDUSTRIAL COLLEGES" AS AN EXAMPLE

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This paper explores a new practice model of integration between industry, academia, and research in China's vocational education, using the construction of "industry colleges" as an example. With rapid economic development and continuous technological advancement, traditional vocational education models are no longer sufficient to meet the market's demand for high-skilled talents. Through case study analysis, this paper examines the construction process of industry colleges, emphasizing the close collaboration among schools, enterprises, and research institutions. We explore how to achieve deep integration of education and industry through joint curriculum development, collaborative internship programs, and research cooperation. Additionally, this paper analyzes current challenges in implementation, such as uneven resource allocation, balancing interests, and insufficient policy support, and proposes corresponding solutions. By summarizing practical cases, we argue that establishing an effective industry-academia-research cooperation mechanism can significantly enhance the quality and efficiency of vocational education, thereby better serving the development of the economy and society. Ultimately, this paper calls for more policy support and social attention to promote the nationwide adoption and application of this new model.