Research on the "Integration of Competitions and Teaching" Training Model and Practical Pathways for Postgraduate Students in Applied Statistics

Authors

  • Juan Gao Harbin Normal University, Harbin, 150025, China
  • Tao Wang Harbin Normal University, Harbin, 150025, China

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.70767/jmec.v3i2.988

Abstract

This paper proposes a new "Integration of Competitions and Teaching" training model for professional master's students in Applied Statistics, which systematically integrates the disciplined training of academic competitions into the entire process of postgraduate education. Firstly, it analyzes the necessity and value of this integration, elaborating on its significant importance in enhancing students' practical abilities, innovative capabilities, teamwork skills, and professional competitiveness. Subsequently, it systematically constructs a theoretical framework for the "Integration of Competitions and Teaching" training model from five dimensions: the reshaping of training objectives, the restructuring of the curriculum system, the reform of teaching models, the development of the teaching faculty, and the innovation of the evaluation system. Finally, the paper discusses in detail the practical pathways for the implementation of this model, including the systematic integration of competitions into curriculum teaching, the creation of a "dual-qualified" supervisor team, the establishment of a tiered and progressive competition practice platform, the development of a dynamic incentive and process management mechanism, and the deepening of collaborative education through the integration of industry and education. These are illustrated with specific case studies, aiming to provide a reference for the training reform of postgraduates in Applied Statistics and related disciplines in China.

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2026-04-07

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