Abstract:This study focuses on the transformation of scientific research achievements by graduate students in universities. By constructing an ANP-Fuzzy comprehensive evaluation model, which integrates the Analytic Network Process (ANP) and Fuzzy Comprehensive Evaluation Method (Fuzzy), it dynamically assigns indicator weights and quantifies fuzzy information, thereby addressing the limitations of traditional methods in handling complex indicator interdependencies and subjective uncertainties. Based on a four-dimensional evaluation framework of "Input-Process-Output-Impact," an empirical analysis was conducted on research teams from 10 universities. The results reveal that the overall transformation efficiency is at a moderate to high level, with "transformation process" and "transformation output" identified as core driving forces. However, insufficient capacity building in "transformation input" and lagging adoption of policy recommendations in "transformation impact" emerge as critical bottlenecks. Consequently, this study proposes multidimensional strategies guided by systematic thinking, including coordinated resource allocation, deep collaboration among industry, academia, and research, dynamic monitoring and feedback mechanisms, and hierarchical risk management, aiming to construct a sustainable ecosystem for the transformation of scientific research achievements by graduate students in universities.