Abstract
Student participation in university governance processes exemplifies the core principles of value co-creation. Student participation in university governance processes exemplifies the core principles of value co-creation. Universities offer participation platforms and resource support, while students leverage their own resources. Through their interactions, both parties reach a consensus, fully realizing the functional, developmental, and societal values associated with student participation. The value co-creation process enhances university governance efficiency, emphasizes student agency, and fosters a more harmonious relationship between the institution and the students. Examining student participation in university governance from the perspective of value co-creation reveals its significant potential.
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