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This month’s newsletter examines how Beijing is accelerating that process through the low-altitude economy, after the Ministry of Education (MoE) added various ‘low-altitude’ subjects to its list of approved interdisciplinary majors.
| Australian Strategic Policy Institute
This month’s newsletter examines how Beijing is accelerating that process through the low-altitude economy, after the Ministry of Education (MoE) added various ‘low-altitude’ subjects to its list of approved interdisciplinary majors.
| Australian Strategic Policy Institute
Over the past four months, China’s defence-linked universities have continued to develop and expand their research capabilities, adding new research institutes, industry partnerships and cross-border academic programs.
| Australian Strategic Policy Institute
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