A Study of Educations Supplies, Research Supplies and Community Service Supplies Effect Quality of Education in University and Society Value
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The mismatch between supply and demand among university graduates, schools and enterprises in China is prominent. This study suggests that we should think from the perspective of the supply chain and explore the overall process of education supplies, research supplies and community service supplies providing society value through the quality of education in university, and use the structural equation model to build the overall framework of the education supply chain, and use AMOS and SPSS to verify whether the structural equation is established.
The results show that education supplies, research supplies and community service supplies have a positive impact on the quality of education in university. The quality of education in university has a positive impact on society value. Education supplies, research supplies and community service supplies have a positive impact on society’s values. The quality of education in university has a mediating effect on education supplies, research supplies and community service supplies and society’s values. The article finally proposes prospects for deeper research on the education supply chain in the future.
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