Core Insights - The RCEP region is experiencing accelerated economic integration, with cross-border finance and digital trade becoming key growth engines for the global economy [1][3] - The demand for international talent with expertise in cross-border data compliance, digital marketing, and supply chain management is surging due to the explosive growth in digital trade and blockchain finance [3][5] Group 1: Digital Trade and Blockchain Finance - In 2021, RCEP member countries' digital trade exports reached $606.977 billion, a year-on-year increase of 14.84%, while the blockchain finance market is expected to exceed 200 billion RMB by 2025 [1] - The cross-border e-commerce import and export total for China is projected to surpass $369 billion, with Southeast Asia's e-commerce market expected to exceed $300 billion by 2025 [3] - The cross-border settlement scale based on blockchain is expected to exceed $1.2 trillion by 2026, with transaction fees reduced by 75% compared to traditional systems [3] Group 2: Talent Development and Educational Initiatives - The Capital University of Economics and Business (CUEB) International Undergraduate Program is implementing a "business + data science" dual-engine curriculum to meet industry needs [5] - The program collaborates with over 300 companies, providing students with internship opportunities and a direct pathway to employment, resulting in a job placement rate 6.2 times higher than ordinary institutions [6] - Graduates receive both domestic and overseas degrees, benefiting from various policy incentives that enhance their employability in multinational companies [7] Group 3: Global Career Pathways - The CUEB International Undergraduate Program offers a three-tiered training system that facilitates students' transition from local to global career opportunities [9] - The program includes an EAP academic English curriculum that allows students to bypass IELTS requirements for admission to top global universities [9] - The introduction of a transfer pathway to the University of Hong Kong enables students to convert 70% of their credits after completing their first year abroad, enhancing their academic progression [9]