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Cristina Pinna
EU Science and Technology Fellowship to China, Peking University, Dongcheng District, Dongzhimen Beixiaojie, Min’an Xiaoqu, Beijing, China
Series: Global Political Studies
BISAC: EDU016000
The internationalization of higher education systems represents nowadays one of the most important and increasingly complex forces in higher education development, due to the fact that the process of “knowledge exchange†aims to improve international competitiveness, a process closely related to national economic growth. In the last decades it has become one of the major goals of the development of higher education institutions around the world. As Allaway has already underlined in 1991, internationalization can no longer be considered an appendage of the academic environment but must be built into the core of its being. (Imprint: Nova)
Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction
Internationalization and globalization: problems of definition
Understanding a Chinese perspective
From concepts to practice: the need of reforms in Chinese higher education
Internationalizing Chinese universities
Old practices and new challenges
Final conclusions
References
Index
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