Future-Proofing Asset Evaluation Students: Expert Panel Drives Thesis Innovation at Henan University
On October 31, an expert panel was held at Henan University of Economics and Law, focusing on improving the thesis topic selection for the 2025 cohort of asset evaluation students. The discussion aimed to enhance students' ability to integrate theory with practice. Invited industry experts from various evaluation companies participated, offering invaluable insights.
The experts emphasized several advanced topics, including environmental and data asset evaluation, the complexities of franchise rights evaluation, and the impact of regulatory changes on the industry. They highlighted that environmental and data asset evaluations are becoming significant priorities within the field. They suggested that students explore new assessment methods and tools in a digital context to solve real-world issues. The evaluation of franchise rights, involving legal, economic, and market factors, was identified as requiring comprehensive analytical skills, thus presenting a robust subject matter for students to tackle.
Experts further discussed the profound impact of regulatory changes on asset evaluation and recommended incorporating policy elements into research topics to enhance their practical relevance. Teachers participating in the meeting shared challenges faced by previous students, particularly in merging theory and practice. The experts advised using actual industry cases in thesis topics to deepen understanding of evaluation techniques and boost the practical value of the papers. The meeting also deliberated on integrating internships and mentor guidance to provide students with more industry experience, enriching their academic inquiry and sharpening professional skills and employability.
This panel discussion provided asset evaluation students with diverse perspectives and expanded their knowledge on current industry demands. The insights and advice shared by the experts aimed to broaden the scope of potential thesis topics, aligning them more closely with real-world requirements, thus offering significant support for students' research endeavors.