The objectives of this workshop, jointly sponsored by the State Education Commission of the People's Republic of China and the International Institute for Educational Planning (IIEP), were to: discuss the problem of the relationship between the development of higher education, industrial growth, and technical change; analyze the growth of the industrial sector and the expansion of higher education and note their effects on the structure of qualified manpower and the educational profile of the working force; introduce some technical aspects of higher education planning; and discuss different organizational problems (particularly the relationships between various levels of educational decision making and between institutions of higher education and the industrial sector). The workshop focused on integrated planning of higher education and industrial development, a theme pertinent to the ongoing reforms of higher education in China and the current concern for rapid modernization. An effort was made to apply various active training methods during the workshop and to encourage participation by the 38 attendees (mostly officials responsible for higher education planning at a provincial level). Copies of the 13 lectures and 8 practical exercises are provided. The three appendices include the program of the workshop, the list of participants, and a list of resource persons. Tables and graphs are included. (SM)