To adapt to the trends of the electronic information technology industry in the new era and meet the demands of the national strategy for revitalizing the country through science, technology, and education, a comprehensive analysis was conducted on the issues in the talent cultivation system for electronic information in universities. The problems identified included the insufficient integration of government, industry, academia, and research, as well as the lack of diverse collaborative practical platforms. In response to the challenges posed by the new era and the new economic context, new requirements for the qualities of talent in the information industry were explored. As a result, a "three-stage + six-module + N bases" model for talent cultivation in the electronic information engineering field, emphasizing the collaboration between government, industry, academia, and research, was proposed. Through practical teaching collaborations with leading electronic information enterprises such as 360 Group and ZTE Corporation, it was demonstrated that the construction of a diverse and collaborative talent cultivation system in the electronic information field can effectively integrate advantageous resources and provide a variety of collaborative practical platforms. This approach leads to a significant improvement in students' professional competence and innovation ability, playing a proactive role in cultivating high-level engineering talents that align with the national development needs of the era.

Baofeng Ji, Yifan Liu, Yi Wang, Zhigong Wang, Shuzhong Song. Research on the Multidimensional Integration of Talent Cultivation in the Field of Electronic Information. International Journal of New Developments in Education (2023) Vol. 5, Issue 21: 177-184. https://doi.org/10.25236/IJNDE.2023.052130.

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