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Seperti dijelaskan sebelumnya dalam tulisan ini, complementarities tinggi dalam sumber daya dan kemampuan yang dimilikiArya mengaktifkannya untuk memperdalam kegiatan internasionalisasi. Namun, ini.Semua unsur-unsur utama dari strategi internasionalisasi yang terintegrasi untuk menambah nilai. Untukmemajukan kegiatan internasional dari mobilitas mahasiswa menuju dilembagakan internasionalisasimemerlukan upaya sistematis untuk membentuk cara yang umum untuk bekerja dari setiap anggota Petaruhperspektif. Dua contoh kegiatan novel di internasionalisasi menunjukkan bahwa individuanggota Fakultas dapat membuat menarik cara untuk menerapkan strategi internasionalisasi. Dalamuntuk meningkatkan kualitas kegiatan-kegiatan tersebut, kesinambungan dalam kegiatan dipilih harusyakin. Untuk ini, model yang diusulkan memberikan titik awal yang baik.Politeknik Evtek dan Stadia digabungkan ke Helsinki Metropolia Universitas Ilmu Terapanpada Agustus 2008. Metropolia akan Politeknik terbesar di Finlandia. Berdasarkan analisis,tampaknya bahwa Politeknik kedua pada tingkat yang sama dalam tahap internasionalisasi mereka, meskipunmereka memiliki fokus yang berbeda daerah. Namun, Metropolia memiliki kesempatan yang baik untuk memulai untuk menyatukanstrategi internasionalisasi mereka untuk merumuskan strategi umum satu. Kekuatandan kelemahan dari HEIs kedua perlu dievaluasi dalam proses ini untuk kongkretthe internationalisation strategies in engineering education.The elements of internationalisation and deepening the institutionalising of internationalisationpresented in this paper show those areas in an education institution that need to be coordinated.Those elements are pedagogy, operative arrangements, and decision-making. According to themodel, the quality of the internationalisation activities can be improved with integrated coordination.If the main elements of the international activities are closely integrated, internationalitywill become an integral part of the basic tasks of the HEI. Also, improving the routines intoprocesses may ease the internationalisation in becoming an everyday activity. As suggested in themodel, each stakeholder brings competencies and skills to the international activities. This wouldstrengthen the resource utilisation, saving money and time.Several large corporations such as Cisco (Cisco Systems Inc. 2008), IBM (IBM 2008), andNokia (Nokia 2008) cooperate with educational institutions in their education and researchEuropean Journal of Engineering Education 541programmes. Corporations also provide other means for cooperating internationally. In orderto participate fully with corporations, the processes and roles need to be defined in the HEI.Diversified procedures and processes will not provide industry or other partners with seamlesscooperation opportunities.This article contributes to the existing research in multiple ways. First, we extend the internationaleducation literature by exploring the internationalisation behaviour of HEIs. Further, thearticle is consistent with Rogers’ report on the status of internationalisation in HEIs in Helsinki.Moreover, although earlier international research has emphasised the importance of the studentperspective, the faculty perspective had not been investigated before. The relevance of the facultyand pedagogy approach to the mainstream of the educational institutions’ internationalisationstrategy literature is argued. The existing education literature is complemented by focusing onless-researched multi-focal constellations.Several extensions appear worth exploring in future research. First, process development basedon the suggested model need to be considered. Also, roles and responsibilities in relation tothose processes need to be defined. Second, learning platforms and a repository for internationalactivities need to be developed. Third, the relationships in partnerships, networks, andalliances require special attention. It would be beneficial to examine the processes related tothoseInstitutionalising internationalisation strategies in engineeringeducationInternationalising strategies in engineering education have been widely discussed. Globally, at Europeanlevel, and in Finland, the strategies are formulated to internationalise higher education. Further, in Finland,the discussion of internationality in higher education is lively. Higher education internationalisation isdefined through three areas: mobility, multi-culturalism, and networking.The challenge of internationalisation strategies is in their execution. Finding out how to institutionaliseinternationalisation strategies is the next step in the development of engineering education.In this paper, a conceptual model for institutionalising internationalisation strategies is suggested. Thethree integrated elements of the model are pedagogy, operative arrangements, and decision-making. Thispaper provides examples of higher-education institutions (HEIs) in Finland. Engineering education providedin HEIs should highlight the pedagogical approach in international activities in order to gain acompetitive advantage within the institutions.
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