Construction of Social Service Ability of University Humanities and Social Sciences

Zhizhang WANG, Cuicui HE, Ling GUO

Abstract


Improving social service ability of university humanities and social sciences is not only the new demand responding to the major theoretical and practical problems, but also the mission of promoting the national soft power. The paper puts forward some suggestions for improving social service ability of university humanities and social sciences by describing current situation and analyzing problems, which helps improve the path so as to enhance the level of social service ability of university humanities and social sciences to a new height.


Keywords


University; Humanities and social sciences; Social service; Ability construction

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/j.ccc.1923670020130905.2803

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