GEDSGlobal Education Development Study3083-39733083-3965Bio-Byword Scientific Publishing Pty. Ltd.10.26689/GEDS.v2i2.15914ArticleThe Construction of a Postgraduate Training System for Architecture that Integrates Government, Industry, Academia, Research and Application Based on Digital Technologyhttps://artdesignp.com/journal/GEDS/2/2/10.26689/GEDS.v2i2.15914YangXin2026222026-10-29This paper explores the construction of a government-industry-academia-research-application integrated postgraduate training system for architecture, guided by green development and driven by digital technology. It proposes a “three-in-one” talent cultivation model integrating research, teaching, and practice, establishing three curriculum subsystems—digital foundational skills, specialized research directions, and practical application—forming a full-process practical innovation platform. The system closely aligns with the green and digital transformation demands of the construction industry, aiming to cultivate highly skilled architectural talents with both theoretical knowledge and practical innovation capabilities.Postgraduate training, Architecture, Government-industry-academia-research-application integration, Digital technology, Green development

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