On Social Service Functions of District Universities

Keke LIU

Abstract


There have been four functions for nowadays universities: talent cultivation, scientific research, social service and cultural passing and creation. The social service function is the major one among the four because the position of school running, which is to foster application type talents and the role of district economy in social development. The article states the functions, the connotation and the aims of the district universities.

Key words: District university; Social service; Connotation; Aims


Keywords


District university; Social service; Connotation; Aims

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/j.hess.1927024020120203.Z1355

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