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Impact on Higher Education Transformation and Leadership Development: Overseas Leadership Development Programmes for Chinese University Leaders (East-West Crosscurrents in Higher Education)
ā Scribed by Xin Xing (editor), Meng Tian (editor)
- Publisher
- Springer
- Year
- 2022
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 123
- Category
- Library
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⦠Synopsis
This book studies impact of āOverseas Leadership Development Programmes for Chinese University Leaders in the Central and Western Regions of China,ā a research project funded by National Office for Education Sciences Planning (No. CIA170270), China. It is intended to enhance university leadersā professionalism and to achieve impact on both the individual and institutional levels. The empirical data was collected using a mixed-methods approach including policy documents, learning diaries, a quantitative survey, and individual interviews. From the standpoint of transnational education, the book scrutinizes the context of the Chinese higher education governance system, the provision of overseas leadership development programmes, the needs of Chinese university leaders, the leadership development impact on the university leadersā personal views regarding leadership, and its impact on institutional development and change. The book also addresses the challenges faced by these leaders when implementing the changes after their leadership development sections, explaining how these leadership development sections met or failed to meet the national goals of promoting innovation and social justice in university leadersā work.
The findings presented here will greatly enrich readersā knowledge concerning Chinese university leadersā professionalism and professional development. Further, the respective chapters provide evidence-based recommendations for educational practitioners, policymakers, overseas trainers, and researchers who are interested in developing university leadersā professionalism through targeted leadership development, making the book a valuable resource for leadership development, policymaking, and further educational research.
⦠Table of Contents
Foreword byĀ Bailian Huang
Foreword by Yuzhuo Cai
Preface
Acknowledgements
Praise for Impact on Higher Education Transformation and Leadership Development
Contents
Editors andĀ Contributors
Abbreviations
List ofĀ Tables
Themes, Providers, Methods, andĀ Purposes ofĀ theĀ Overseas Leadership Development Programmes
1 Introduction
2 AnĀ Overview ofĀ theĀ Overseas Leadership Development Programmes
3 The Design, Organisation andĀ Delivery ofĀ theĀ Overseas Leadership Development Programmes
4 Suggestions forĀ Further Development
5 Conclusion
References
Characteristics andĀ Leadership Development Needs ofĀ Chinese Higher Education Institution Leaders
1 Introduction
2 Literature Review
2.1 The Characteristics ofĀ theĀ Learners
2.2 Leadership Development Needs
3 Methods
3.1 Pre-leadership Development Survey
3.2 Post-leadership Development Interviews
4 Findings
4.1 The Characteristics ofĀ HEI Leaders
4.2 Leadership Development Needs ofĀ HEI Leaders
5 Conclusion
References
Perceived Understanding ofĀ Australian andĀ Chinese Higher Education Systems: AĀ Case Study onĀ Australian Leadership Development Programmes
1 Introduction
2 Higher Education Systems inĀ Australia andĀ China
2.1 HE Systems inĀ Australia
2.2 HE Systems inĀ China
3 Methodology
3.1 The Australian Leadership Development Programmes
3.2 Data Collection
3.3 Data Analysis
4 Findings andĀ Discussion
4.1 Physical andĀ Social Environment
4.2 HEI Governance
5 Conclusion
References
Perceptions ofĀ Tenure: Faculty Development Issues inĀ U.S. Leadership Development Programmes
1 Introduction
2 Tenure inĀ HEIs
2.1 Tenure inĀ American HEIs
2.2 Tenure inĀ Chinese HEIs
3 Methods
3.1 The U.S. Leadership Development Programmes
3.2 Data Collection
3.3 Data Analysis
4 Findings
4.1 Third-Party Reviews andĀ Professionalism
4.2 āMoving Up orĀ Outā Rather Than Academic Freedom
4.3 Omitting theĀ Shortcomings butĀ Conscious ofĀ theĀ Practicalities
5 Discussion andĀ Conclusion
References
Neoliberalism, Consumerism andĀ Internationalisation: Chinese Higher Education Institution Leaders Attending theĀ U.K. Leadership Development Programmes
1 Introduction
2 Literature Review
2.1 Higher Education Degree Programmes inĀ theĀ U.K.
2.2 Popular Destination forĀ International Students andĀ Visitors
2.3 Marketisation andĀ Students asĀ Consumers
2.4 HEI Quality Yardsticks: Research Excellence Framework (REF) andĀ Teaching Excellence andĀ Student Outcomes Framework (TEF)
3 Methodology
4 Findings
4.1 Keys toĀ Success: Teacher Professionalism, Critical Thinking andĀ Organisational Culture
4.2 Re-configuring theĀ Relationship Between HEIs andĀ Society
4.3 Strengthening Teaching Collaboration withĀ External Partners
4.4 Promoting theĀ Internationalisation ofĀ HEIs
5 Contextual Differences inĀ International Benchmarking
5.1 Providing Individualised Pastoral Support viaĀ aĀ Personal Academic Tutor System
5.2 Providing Individualised Academic Guidance viaĀ aĀ Supervisor System
5.3 Consumerism-Oriented Student Leadership
6 Discussion andĀ Conclusion
References
Developing theĀ Leadership ofĀ Chinese Higher Education Institution Leaders: Transformative Learning inĀ theĀ Third Space Through Overseas Leadership Development Programmes
1 Introduction
2 Literature Review
2.1 HEI Leadersā Leadership
2.2 Transformative Learning
2.3 The Third Space
3 Methods
3.1 The Participants
3.2 Data Collection
3.3 Data Analysis
3.4 Ethical Considerations
4 Findings
4.1 From aĀ Leader toĀ aĀ Service Provider
4.2 From aĀ Practitioner toĀ aĀ Reflective Thinker
4.3 From aĀ Learner toĀ aĀ Communicative-Creator
5 Discussion andĀ Conclusions
References
Lessons Learned andĀ Recommendations forĀ Overseas Leadership Development Programmes
1 Introduction
2 Lessons Learned
2.1 Needs Analysis-Based Programme Design
2.2 Centralised Programme Organisation
2.3 Immersive Learning Experience
2.4 Impact ofĀ theĀ Overseas Leadership Development Programme
3 Recommendations
3.1 Recommendations forĀ Programme Organisers
3.2 Recommendations forĀ Programme Participants
3.3 Recommendations forĀ Programme Providers
4 Conclusion
References
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