Phase Two of the Science and Technology Management Scholars Program gathers in Jiangxi: A journey blending science and technology innovation classes with the red soil

Recently, the second phase class of technology management scholars from the Southern University of Science and Technology Business School embarked on a five-day mobile classroom journey in Jiangxi. This course, themed "Corporate Governance and Financial Management of Science and Technology Innovation Enterprises," integrated corporate visits and cultural exchanges, unfolding a multi-dimensional learning and exploration journey across the land of Gan and Po.

The students' first stop was the Ji'an City Electronic Information Research Institute, where they experienced the strong pulse of electronic information technology innovation firsthand; at Jiangxi Bioproducts Research Institute Co., Ltd., the rigorous biopharmaceutical R&D process and industrialization practices clearly demonstrated the path of technological transformation benefiting people's lives; a visit to Jiangxi Duihua Winery showcased the collision between traditional brewing techniques and modern corporate governance systems, sparking in-depth reflection on how technology empowers the revitalization of traditional industries. Each exchange further clarified for the students how cutting-edge technology drives enterprise development.

This mobile classroom, themed "Corporate Governance and Financial Management of Science and Technology Innovation Enterprises," featured Professor Qin Rongsheng, former president and Party secretary of the Beijing National Academy of Accounting, as the main lecturer. Drawing on his profound academic background and extensive practical experience, Professor Qin focused on the unique attributes and governance challenges of science and technology innovation enterprises, providing an in-depth analysis of key issues such as equity structure optimization, risk control mechanisms, and efficient financial strategies. In the classroom, forward-looking theories and vivid case studies intertwined, providing students with a solid theoretical framework and practical guidance to navigate complex management challenges.

During their time off, the students visited the revolutionary site of Jinggangshan with reverence. The resounding cannon fire of Huangyangjie still echoed in their ears, and the arduous struggle of revolutionary ancestors silently transformed into a surging spiritual force for the students' commitment to "serving the country through science and technology and revitalizing industries." Along the way, the elegance of the Muye Tianmu at the Jizhou Kiln Museum, the brilliance of imperial porcelain art at the Imperial Kiln Museum, and the tranquil charm of Yaori Ancient Town, known as the "source of porcelain, home of tea, and sea of forests," collectively depicted Jiangxi's profound cultural heritage.

In this Jiangxi mobile classroom, the students not only experienced the real temperature of technological innovation at the forefront of the industry, but also strengthened their knowledge foundation in enterprise governance and administration under the guidance of renowned experts. Furthermore, they drew profound spiritual nourishment from the red soil of Jinggangshan and the millennial cultural heritage of Gan and Po.