Opportunities:

1. Launching a series of industrial and commercial cooperation projects and investment and financing platforms to promote university students' research and innovation, entrepreneurship and employment, and to enhance their practical abilities in innovation and entrepreneurship.

2. Further improve policies on youth venture investment and technology innovation support, create a favorable environment for innovation and entrepreneurship, and enable more feverish innovators to obtain investment and financing and other support.

3. Develop cross-border service trade to attract more foreign and international capital to the Greater Bay Area, so that university students can have the opportunity to participate in it and enrich their practical experience in innovation and entrepreneurship.

Challenges:

1. Competitive pressure brought by cross-border trade in services, the business model of university students' innovation and entrepreneurship should be internationalized, and international capital investment should be connected in order to develop a new mode of business adapted to the cross-border market.

2. The development of the Greater Bay Area requires that the standard of talent training for university students be constantly improved, including the enhancement of service capacity in the industry and the requirement of knowledge network skills.

3. The new technologies introduced in the Greater Bay Area in emerging industrial sectors such as big data, Internet of Things, and intelligent manufacturing will also bring considerable challenges to college students, requiring them to have new types of skills and make good changes in their innovation-driven capabilities.