Recently, the Department of Social Sciences of the Ministry of Education and the National Philosophy and Social Science Work Office of China released the “Notice of the Department of Social Sciences of the Ministry of Education on the Establishment of the General Projects of the Ministry of Education's Humanities and Social Science Research in the Year of 2024” as well as the “Public Announcement on the List of the Establishment of the Annual Projects of the National Social Science Foundation in the Year of 2024” one after the other. Physical Education Schoolof Shenzhen University made a historic breakthrough in the declaration of these two funds! The Ministry of Education Humanities and Social Science Fund for Sports Science proposed a total of 138 projects, and 5 projects of the Physical EducationSchoolof Shenzhen University were selected. National Social Science Foundation key, general and youth programs in sports science proposed to set up a total of 162,the Physical EducationSchoolof Shenzhen University 2 selected.

The specific list is as follows:

In recent years, the Physical EducationSchoolof Shenzhen University has been deeply implementing the strategic instructions of the central government on “Sports Power” and “Healthy China 2030”, closely following the development strategy of the university's high-level university construction, and striving to create a first-class school of physical education and sport with distinctive characteristics, which is a leading school in the country and has a great influence in the international arena. The School of Physical Education will continue to do a good job in research management and service. The School of Physical Education will continue to do a good job in scientific research management services, carefully organize the declaration and management of high-level topics, strengthen and standardize academic exchange activities, and continue to recommend the construction of high-end think tanks, elite teams, first-class platforms, high-quality projects and high-impact results, so as to promote the output of more high-level scientific research results.