Research on the Evaluation of the Implementation Effect and Policy Optimisation of Comprehensive Reform Policies in Higher Education

Yiye Zhang, Yifan Huang, Haoyu Fan, Xiaoxi Cao

Advances in Humanities and Modern Education Research Vol. 3 / No. 1 / pp. 65-77 / October 17, 2025

DOI 10.70114/ahmer.2025.3.1.P65

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Abstract

With the ongoing deepening of China’s comprehensive higher education reform, the development of higher education is undergoing great changes. This study analyses the current state of higher education in China from multiple dimensions. It organises and examines the comprehensive reform policies and measures implemented in higher education across China. An evaluation index system is established, consisting of student cultivation quality, educational quality, faculty quality, and educational environment—to assess the effectiveness of the comprehensive reform policies in the eastern regions. Finally, based on the findings, this study explores and summarises the experience and new pathways of comprehensive reform in universities, offering insights for the continued reform of higher education.

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Higher education / Comprehensive reform / Governance system / Fuzzy comprehensive evaluation

2025 International Conference on Higher Education, Humanities and Information Science

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