Great News! Two Faculty Members from the School of Languages and Communication Studies, Wen Xue and Huang Biaowen, Secure 2019 Beijing Social Science Fund Grants

On November 5, 2019, the Beijing Office of Philosophy and Social Sciences Planning officially announced the list of approved projects for the 2019 Beijing Social Science Fund. Professor Wen Xue from the Department of Communication at the School of Languages and Communication Studies, Beijing Jiaotong University, has secured a key project with her proposal titled “Research on the Inheritance and Development of Excellent Traditional Chinese Culture in Beijing-Style TV Dramas.” Additionally, Lecturer Huang Biaowen from the same department has been awarded a youth project for his proposal, “Research on Public Opinion Analysis and Response in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Integration Based on Big Data.” This outstanding achievement holds great significance for enhancing the School’ s research competitiveness and academic influence.

The Beijing Social Science Fund is a high-level research program in the field of philosophy and social sciences in China. It is widely recognized for its extensive funding coverage, substantial influence, and strong authority, attracting significant attention from the national academic community. The number of projects approved under this fund fully reflects the research capabilities and comprehensive strength of philosophy and social sciences in Beijing’ s higher education institutions. The fund aims to encourage scholars in the humanities and social sciences to engage in dedicated and rigorous research, produce high-quality outcomes, and further demonstrate its exemplary role in promoting the flourishing development of philosophy and social sciences in Beijing.

Our School possesses a solid foundation and strong capabilities in philosophy and social sciences research. We place great emphasis on the application and management of social science fund projects, closely aligning with the broader goals of the university’ s “Double First-Class” initiative. By actively fostering an academic atmosphere, nurturing research talent, and continuously strengthening project management, the School has accumulated extensive experience in applying for social science fund projects.