Research on Modernising Innovation and Entrepreneurship Education in New Business Disciplines at Applied Universities through Artificial Intelligence Empowerment
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https://doi.org/10.62177/jetp.v2i4.834Keywords:
Artificial intelligence (AI), Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Business, College StudentsAbstract
This paper explores pathways and strategies for the AI-driven modernisation of innovation and entrepreneurship education within the new business disciplines of applied universities. It begins by analysing the urgent demand for interdisciplinary business talent in the digital economy, emphasising the outdated nature of traditional business education in terms of its content, methodology and assessment mechanisms. It then outlines the new requirements for AI-enhanced innovation and entrepreneurship education in terms of talent development, curriculum design, teaching models, faculty development, evaluation systems and practical platforms. Finally, the paper systematically presents AI-powered modernisation pathways for innovation and entrepreneurship education through seven dimensions: strategic planning, curriculum restructuring, pedagogical innovation, faculty optimisation, evaluation refinement, platform upgrades, and industry-university collaboration. These initiatives aim to drive profound educational transformation and cultivate applied professionals who possess business acumen, technical expertise and an innovative spirit.
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