Management of Higher Education in China in the Context of Modernization

The article examines the management system of higher education in China across different levels. The reforms implemented reflect the national interests of the country and are aimed at adapting the educational system to the changes occurring in the economy and society. The reforms implemented reflect the national interests of the country and are aimed at adapting the educational system to the changes occurring in the economy and society. The author analyzes the historical aspects of the evolution of regulatory mechanisms in higher education, beginning in the 1980s and extending to the present day, tracing the path from initial reforms to modern innovative trends in higher education. An analysis is also conducted of the current state of educational management both at the governmental level and at the university level, taking into account the allocation of powers among various governing bodies. Overall, the article provides a comprehensive overview of changes in the regulatory system of higher education in China, emphasizing the importance of modernizing university management to ensure their compliance with modern requirements and challenges.