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This is not to implement general education, then the traditional professional departments are gone, and the management of students has become a problem.

There are now two routes to choose from.

1. Learning from the academy system of Oxford University and Cambridge University in the UK, the two houses are parallel.

The first "academy" is a department divided according to majors, such as [School of Computer], [School of Mathematics], [School of Management], etc. These departments are mainly responsible for daily [research] and [teaching];

The second "academy" is the academy system, which is responsible for taking care of students' diet, academic counseling, and personal development, and has higher autonomy, such as [Boya Academy], [Chongwen Academy], [Lixing Academy], etc.

For undergraduates: After admission, they are divided into different colleges, and the colleges are responsible for everything except professional teaching and scientific research. (One academy and one dormitory building, if you choose this system, the dormitory building will be renamed)

For graduate students: Because graduate students are mainly engaged in scientific research, if the graduate school is responsible, the dormitory is also a separate graduate student apartment building.

The pros and cons of the academy system:

Benefits: It can exercise students' organizational skills and enhance internal competitiveness.

Disadvantage: May lead to institutional bloat and uneven distribution of resources.

2. Learn from the model of Harvard University in the United States.

Example: The main body of student training at Harvard University is in charge of 13 colleges.

One of the undergraduate schools: Harvard College;

The remaining 12 are graduate schools: Harvard School of Education, Harvard Medical School, Harvard Law School, Harvard Business School, Harvard School of Dentistry, etc.

If we learn from the Harvard model.

Set up three undergraduate colleges: [Bo Ya College (name randomly)], [Guanghua College] and [Juvenile Class College];

All undergraduates are managed by Boya College. Guanghua College is composed of the first place in each province in the college entrance examination (applicants to Guanghua University), so there is no need to introduce the Junior College.

There are more than 20 graduate schools: that is, the School of Law, the School of Oceanography, the School of Computer, and the School of Energy.

Like the first model, these colleges are only responsible for undergraduate teaching and research, and the liberal arts colleges are responsible for everything else.

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Simply put, one is to assign all undergraduates to different colleges, and the other is to assign all undergraduates to one college.

Do you think 1 is better or 2 is better?

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ps: As of 24:00 on May 8th, it will be written the day after tomorrow.

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