To further advance the initiative of visiting enterprises and expanding employment opportunities, better align talent cultivation with the development needs of the artificial intelligence industry, and strengthen industry-education integration and university-enterprise collaborative education, a delegation led by the leadership of the College of Artificial Intelligence at Tianjin University of Science and Technology recently visited Atomrobot and Lenovo and invited representatives from Inventec to the university for discussions. Both sides held in-depth exchanges on joint internship programs, the appointment of industry mentors, the establishment of graduate practice bases, and the development of industry-oriented colleges, promoting closer university-enterprise cooperation.

On March 9, the delegation visited Atomrobot and held discussions with company representatives on technological research and development and talent cultivation in the field of artificial intelligence. Both sides reached a consensus on developing joint internship programs, agreeing to design internship courses based on the company's technical resources. They also exchanged preliminary views on appointing experienced industry professionals as external mentors and jointly establishing graduate practice bases, laying the groundwork for future cooperation.

On March 13, the delegation visited Lenovo (Tianjin) Innovation Technology Park, where both sides discussed how to better connect industry talent demands with university education. Lenovo representatives recognized the quality of talent cultivation in the College of Artificial Intelligence. Both sides finalized arrangements for appointing industry mentors, agreeing that senior engineers from the company would participate in graduate practical teaching and research supervision. They also refined the cooperation framework and development objectives for jointly establishing an industry-oriented college, reaching consensus on several key matters.

On March 24, representatives from Inventec (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. were invited to the university for discussions on comprehensive university-enterprise collaborative education. Both sides agreed to jointly establish a standardized internship training system and advance preparations for the establishment of a graduate practice base. They also held focused discussions on application procedures, resource integration, and cooperation models for jointly developing an industry-oriented college, further improving the cooperation plan and promoting a transition from individual collaboration projects to comprehensive partnerships.

This series of enterprise visits represents an important initiative by the College of Artificial Intelligence to implement the university's requirements for discipline development and talent cultivation while supporting local industrial development. The activities established effective channels for deeper university-enterprise cooperation and resulted in agreements on several collaborative initiatives. Moving forward, the School will accelerate the implementation of these agreements, improve its industry-education integration mechanisms, and strengthen the alignment between education and industrial needs through joint talent cultivation, the establishment of practice bases, and applications for industry-oriented colleges. These efforts will help cultivate more highly qualified, application-oriented professionals for the artificial intelligence industry and contribute to the coordinated development of the university and local industries.