The Globalization of Higher Education

C; D Dill; Esteban; R Bowden; N Liu; Peter Scott; Jean-Franois Ricci; Martina Trucco; Luc Weber; James Duderstadt; Robert Berdahl; Henrique Carlos; Cruz Brito; De Brito; Brito Cruz; Brenda Gourley; Wayne Johnson; Peter Lorange; Deepak Nayyar; Carl Schramm; Yuko Harayama; Ren Carraz; Vladimir Troyan; Carlos Brito Cruz; Charles Vest; E Globalization; David Ward; Fernando Napolitano; Reginald Van Lee; Barbara Waugh; Lynn Yarris; T Braun; Z Peresztegi-Szabadi; E Nemet-Kovacs; De Talleyrand-Prigord; M Soo; D Gamage; E Mininberg; D Langewiesche; B Sianesi; J Van Reenen; T Schuller; P Coaldrake; L Stedman; G Davis; D Kemp; A Marquez; R Milbourne; J Niland; W Cohen; A Goto; A Nagata; R Nelson; J Walsh; S Goldfinch; R Kneller; K Motohashi; S Nakayama; M Low; J Oba; K Yamamoto; P Altbach; J Levin; C H A P T E R Globalization Of; Research Universities; In Korea; Nam Suh; References Alonso; Wladimir Fernndez-Juricic; J Leta; C Brito Cruz; D Mowery; B Sampat; A Ziedonis; A Simpson; J Birkinshaw; Laurie Mullins; J Ridderstrale; A Bement; J Brown; J Duderstadt; W Wulf; R Zemsky; K Kelly; L Lynn; H Salzman; S Palmisano; C Vest; Part V; N Augustine

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The Globalization of Higher Education

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C, D Dill, Esteban, R Bowden, N Liu, Peter Scott, Jean-Franois Ricci, Martina Trucco, Luc Weber, James Duderstadt, Robert Berdahl, Henrique Carlos, Cruz Brito, De Brito, Brito Cruz, Brenda Gourley, Wayne Johnson, Peter Lorange, Deepak Nayyar, Carl Schramm, Yuko Harayama, Ren Carraz, Vladimir Troyan, Carlos Brito Cruz, Charles Vest, E Globalization, David Ward, Fernando Napolitano, Reginald Van Lee, Barbara Waugh, Lynn Yarris, T Braun, Z Peresztegi-Szabadi, E Nemet-Kovacs, De Talleyrand-Prigord, M Soo, D Gamage, E Mininberg, D Langewiesche, B Sianesi, J Van Reenen, T Schuller, P Coaldrake, L Stedman, G Davis, D Kemp, A Marquez, R Milbourne, J Niland, W Cohen, A Goto, A Nagata, R Nelson, J Walsh, S Goldfinch, R Kneller, K Motohashi, S Nakayama, M Low, J Oba, K Yamamoto, P Altbach, J Levin, C H A P T E R Globalization Of, Research Universities, In Korea, Nam Suh, References Alonso, Wladimir Fernndez-Juricic, J Leta, C Brito Cruz, D Mowery, B Sampat, A Ziedonis, A Simpson, J Birkinshaw, Laurie Mullins, J Ridderstrale, A Bement, J Brown, J Duderstadt, W Wulf, R Zemsky, K Kelly, L Lynn, H Salzman, S Palmisano, C Vest, Part V, N Augustine

2005-08-18

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Abstract (AI)

In the year 2000, 66 million students globally, 1 per cent of the world’s population of 6.2 billion people, will be at universities (Blight, 1995:22). As the new millennium starts, 16.5 million students globally will embark on the first year of a first degree, with an average time at university of around four years, including postgraduate study for some. Universities offer these first-year, first-degree places every year, as new age cohorts move through the education system. The best measure of participation in higher education involves a comparison of the number of new undergraduate places with the size of a relevant age cohort. The access rate is the ratio of the number of first-year, first-degree places to the number of 18-year-olds. The number of 18-year-olds can be smoothed by averaging the 18-to 21-year-olds or the 15-to 19-year-olds.

Key Findings

Approximately 16.5 million students globally were expected to begin the first year of a first degree in 2000.

Higher-education participation is best measured by comparing new first-degree undergraduate places with the size of the relevant age cohort.

In 2000, approximately 66 million students worldwide—about 1% of the global population—were expected to attend universities.

Students spend an average of around four years at university, with some undertaking postgraduate study.

The access rate is defined as the ratio of first-year, first-degree places to the number of 18-year-olds, with cohort size optionally smoothed across adjacent age groups.

Research Object

Global higher education system (university enrollment and participation across countries)

Research Subject

globalization-driven expansion and access rates of higher education, measured by first-year undergraduate places relative to relevant age cohorts

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10.4324/9780203984581-13

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2005-08-18

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Authors

D Dill

Esteban

R Bowden

N Liu

Peter Scott

Jean-Franois Ricci

Martina Trucco

Luc Weber

James Duderstadt

Robert Berdahl

Henrique Carlos

Cruz Brito

De Brito

Brito Cruz

Brenda Gourley

Wayne Johnson

Peter Lorange

Deepak Nayyar

Carl Schramm

Yuko Harayama

Ren Carraz

Vladimir Troyan

Carlos Brito Cruz

Charles Vest

E Globalization

David Ward

Fernando Napolitano

Reginald Van Lee

Barbara Waugh

Lynn Yarris

T Braun

Z Peresztegi-Szabadi

E Nemet-Kovacs

De Talleyrand-Prigord

M Soo

D Gamage

E Mininberg

D Langewiesche

B Sianesi

J Van Reenen

T Schuller

P Coaldrake

L Stedman

G Davis

D Kemp

A Marquez

R Milbourne

J Niland

W Cohen

A Goto

A Nagata

R Nelson

J Walsh

S Goldfinch

R Kneller

K Motohashi

S Nakayama

M Low

J Oba

K Yamamoto

P Altbach

J Levin

C H A P T E R Globalization Of

Research Universities

In Korea

Nam Suh

References Alonso

Wladimir Fernndez-Juricic

J Leta

C Brito Cruz

D Mowery

B Sampat

A Ziedonis

A Simpson

J Birkinshaw

Laurie Mullins

J Ridderstrale

A Bement

J Brown

J Duderstadt

W Wulf

R Zemsky

K Kelly

L Lynn

H Salzman

S Palmisano

C Vest

Part V

N Augustine

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