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Huang, J. W., & Xue, P. (2024). Exploration on the Construction Path of “Micro-Major” in Local Applied Universities under the Background of New Liberal Arts. China Soft Science, S2, 433-438. (in Chinese)
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• TITLE: Interdisciplinary Competence Reconstruction for New Liberal Arts in Digital-Intelligent Era

  AUTHORS: Rong Cao, Yu Nan, Huibin You, Guihong Qiao

  KEYWORDS: Digital-Intelligent Era, New Liberal Arts, Talent Training, Interdisciplinary Integration, Competence Reconstruction, Dual-Track Curriculum System

  JOURNAL NAME: Creative Education, Vol.17 No.7, July 17, 2026

  ABSTRACT: In the digital-intelligent era, traditional liberal arts education is undergoing profound paradigm changes. The integrated training of “technology + humanities” faces prominent problems such as superficial knowledge integration, fragmented competence system, and ambiguous value orientation. Based on the construction philosophy of new liberal arts, this paper constructs an “大-shaped” (Chinese character-inspired) integrated talent competence model and a dual-track curriculum system of L-BEST and AI-BEST, and conducts an empirical test taking the course Intelligent Text Processing as a case. Adhering to the student-centered concept and focusing on solving core problems, this research can provide theoretical reference and practical enlightenment for the transformation of traditional liberal arts majors.