Construction and Implementation of Ideological and Political Education Models for Liberal Arts Graduate Students Under Integrated Country- League-Class Synergy: A Case Study of Y University’s College of Liberal Arts
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Keywords

Ideological and political education for graduate students
Integrated country-league-class synergy
Liberal arts graduate students

DOI

10.26689/erd.v7i8.11756

Submitted : 2025-08-05
Accepted : 2025-08-20
Published : 2025-09-04

Abstract

This study examines new challenges in ideological and political education for liberal arts graduate students, analyzing practical dilemmas under integrated Country-League-class synergy. By proposing a “1+3+4” education model, teachers establish a collaborative framework of “joint development, integrated growth, and shared achievement” to enhance educational efficacy and advance high-quality development in graduate education.

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