In order to further promote employment through visiting enterprises and expanding job opportunities, and to deepen cooperation between schools and enterprises to foster talent, on the afternoon of November 28, 2025, Ye Yujia, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of the School of Physics and Optoelectronics, Professor Yu Guangzheng, a member of the Party Committee of the school, and counselor Yang Honghao led a team of more than ten students from the school to visit iFLYTEK South China Co., Ltd. to carry out a special activity of visiting enterprises and expanding job opportunities.
Under the introduction of enterprise representatives, teachers and students learned about the development history, business layout, and development direction of iFLYTEK. In the enterprise exhibition hall, they visited and experienced the company's original products such as multi-language virtual anchors, portable translation intercoms, intelligent homework grading devices, intelligent chess robots, and AI smart teaching whiteboards, gaining an intuitive understanding of iFLYTEK's technological advantages in speech recognition and natural language processing.
discussion and exchange
During the symposium, Ye Yujia, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of the college, introduced the overall situation, disciplinary advantages, faculty strength, research directions, and talent cultivation characteristics of the college. In the interactive session, students actively asked questions. In response to the questions raised, the enterprise representatives elaborated on the core advantages and future key development areas of iFLYTEK, providing important references for students' future career planning.
During the exchange, Professor Yu Guangzheng proposed that enterprises and schools should strengthen cooperation, leveraging the product advantages of enterprises and the data advantages of colleges to achieve complementary strengths. After discussion, both parties reached a consensus that in the future, they will build a cooperation platform through laboratory exchanges, providing students with opportunities for scientific research and practice, injecting academic support into enterprise technology research and development, and combining topics from iFLYTEK's professional laboratories with school projects such as the Challenge Cup to carry out in-depth cooperation.
This visit to enterprises to explore job opportunities not only provided students from the School of Physics and Optoelectronics with an opportunity to closely interact with cutting-edge technologies, but also laid the foundation for future cooperation between the school and enterprises in scientific research, teaching, and talent cultivation. The school will continue to facilitate the implementation of this cooperation, striving to transform the results of the visit into tangible collaborations, and bringing more growth and development opportunities for students.
