China's 15th Five-Year Plan Emphasizes Talent Development for Technological Self-Reliance
The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China has outlined in its 15th Five-Year Plan the need for self-reliance in science and technology, emphasizing the integration of education, science, and talent development. Universities like Harbin Institute of Technology are advancing innovative talent cultivation systems, exemplified by projects such as the 'Lilac student nanosatellite team', which has achieved significant milestones in satellite development. These efforts aim to enhance China's modernization and contribute to its strength in education and technology.

The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China has called for self-reliance in science and technology in its 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30), emphasizing the integration of education, science, and talents. Universities are innovating their talent cultivation systems, notably the Harbin Institute of Technology, which established a national innovation college and programs for students to engage in practical innovation projects.
The 'Lilac student nanosatellite team' has successfully developed nanosatellites and participated in significant satellite projects. The university has reformed dissertation defenses, allowing early graduate-level study. Alumni have founded successful robotics and aerospace companies, reflecting a coordinated development of education, science, and industry.




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