Through the New Academic Year 2026–2027 Coordination Conference, units across the University conducted a comprehensive review of their areas of work, identified issues requiring improvement, and reached consensus on directions for implementing tasks in the new academic year.

This year's program focused on key themes including political and ideological education, legal education, ethics and cultural values, life skills development, and mental health support. Students also continued to study TDTU's educational program on Three Moral Foundations and the University's Five Hallmarks of a TDTU Student—Discipline, Courtesy, Professionalism, Creativity, and Dedication—which contribute to fostering a responsible, distinctive, and civilized learning environment.

With the addition of these three new groups, TDTU now has a total of 13 strong research groups operating in many key fields. These groups play a core role in strengthening the University’s research capacity, promoting interdisciplinary research, improving the quality of scientific publications, and enhancing the transfer of knowledge and technology to the community and society.