Ulrich Teichler
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4084675 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Ulrich Teichler |
| NOMBRES | Ulrich |
| APELLIDO | Teichler |
| FIRMA | TEICHLER U |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Kassel |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6529-4666 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 48 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 89 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 46 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 2 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1982 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Internationalization of University Education
Internationalization is one of the most important contemporary trends in higher education. It has become one of the most common references in the vocabularies commonly used by most universities all over the world. It is an important tool in academic developments as it aims to add and integrate international dimensions in teaching, programs, research and all higher education services of the universities. However, there is a lack of clarity about t…
The academics and their institutional environment in Japan – A view from outside
In economically advanced countries around the world, a number of similar developments in higher education can be observed such as a substantial growth of enrolment rates and diversification over several decades and more recently internationalisation, a stronger role of management and competition, as well as growing expectations to be socially relevant. But the features of the academic profession remain country-specific. This paper examines the ch…
Bologna and student mobility
The national ministers in charge of higher education of the majority of European countries agreed in the late 1990s to embark on reforms on the way towards a “European Higher Education Area”. The major aim was to increase and enhance international student mobility, whereby the establishment of a convergent system of “cycles” of study programmes should be the major operational objective. Actually, the spread of the bachelor-master structure seems …
Internationalisation Trends in Higher Education and the Changing Role of International Student Mobility
“Internationalization” of higher education has so many meanings that only a few elements are shared by all actors and experts: border-crossing is the key element, and a trend toward growth is implied. International student mobility is a traditional key feature—along with knowledge transfer—to which more attention is paid than to other features. Definitions and statistics vary enormously, e.g. reference to citizenship of mobility for the purpose o…
Mobility and Internationality of Academics in the Humanities and Social Sciences
The discourse on ‘knowledge society’ and ‘knowledge economy’ often implicitly or explicitly suggests that the natural sciences are at the forefront of the development towards worldwide mobility, communication and cooperation in the world of knowledge, while the humanities and social sciences look more frequently at the specifics of certain cultures and countries or lag behind in their intention to internationalize. On dits can be persistent in th…
Recent changes of financing higher education in Germany and their intended and unintended consequences
Education and Employment
Higher Education Research
Academic Mobility and Migration
Although internationalisation of the scientific world is a key issue in public attention and policy, the actual information base on migration and mobility of ‘teachers in higher education’, ‘scholars’, ‘academics’ or ‘researchers’ has remained weak. Most available statistics focus on ‘foreign’ students or ‘foreign’ scholars rather than persons mobile for purposes of learning and academic/research work, and provide information only on a single mom…
The Diverse Patterns and the Diverse Causes of Migration and Mobility in Science
Five major themes are often addressed in the discourse of mobility in science: the definition and classification of the persons in mind (scholars, academics, researchers, etc); the frequency and the configuration of mobility; the roles mobility and migration play for the individuals; the roles they play for institutions (universities, research institutes, enterprises, etc); and finally the relevance of mobility and migration for the overall inter…
Hochschulsysteme und quantitativ-strukturelle Hochschulpolitik
Hochschule und Arbeitswelt
The Changing Academic Profession
Akademisierung der Berufswelt? Verberuflichung der Hochschulen?
Die beiden großen Bereiche des Bildungssystems, die ihre Absolventinnen und Absolventen auf die Arbeitswelt vorbereiten, also die berufliche und die akademische Bildung, sind in Deutschland deutlich voneinander getrennte Sektoren. Diese Dichotomie wurde traditionell und wird heute noch mit divergenten Anforderungen des Beschäftigungssystems begründet: Zur Bewältigung der Anforderungen an „Wissensarbeit“ sei theoretisch-systematisches Wissen sowie…
Akademisierung der Berufswelt
Residence Abroad, Social Networks and Second Language Learning
Employability and Mobility of Bachelor Graduates in Europe
In June 1999, the ministers of 29 European countries signed the ‘Bologna Declaration’, according to which a cycle structure of programs and degrees was to be established and a ‘European higher education area’ implemented by the year 2010. Based on surveys of graduates from institutions of higher education which are periodically undertaken in various European countries (Austria, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Norway, Netherlands,…
Employability and mobility of bachelor graduates in Europe
Der Jargon der Nützlichkeit
Im ersten Jahrzehnt des 21. Jahrhunderts haben sich in Europa Hochschulreformbemühungen zu einer „Bewegung“ verdichtet. Typisch dafür ist erstens eine ständig zunehmende Breite der Thematik: Alles, was im Hinblick auf Lehre und Studium an Hochschulen für wünschenswert und reformierbar gehalten wird, soll – so die Tendenz – möglichst in den Bologna-Prozess integriert werden; jede Reformintention soll dadurch heilig gesprochen werden, dass sie mit …
The Diversifying Academic Profession
Experts agree: higher education has to diversify continuously. Most prominently, Martin Trow had argued that ‘universal higher education’ and ‘mass higher education’ sectors had to serve the ‘new’ students while protecting ‘elite higher education’; Burton Clark pointed out that the university is functionally ‘overburdened’ if it does not become entrepreneurial in pursuing specific strategies. But the countervailing forces to diversification grow …
The Academic Profession
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Universities as Centres of Research and Knowledge Creation
Today, unprecedented emphasis is being placed on research as key motor for advancing the knowledge society and its offspring, the knowledge economy. Consequently, “research on the state of research” has moved high on the priority agendas for governments, for their specialized agencies and bodies devoted to this area, and for higher education institutions. Against this background, the central premise of the 2006 Global Colloquium of the UNESCO For…
Mobilité internationale des étudiants et débuts de vie active
Les enquêtes réalisées quelques années après l’obtention du diplôme et qui analysent a posteriori les parcours scolaires et sociaux des jeunes interrogés montrent une importante mobilité vers l’étranger. Les informations fournies par l’étude REFLEX et d’autres études indiquent que les personnes ayant acquis une expérience internationale avant ou peu après l’obtention de leur diplôme sont beaucoup plus enclines à la mobilité internationale et à ac…
Research on Internationalisation in Higher Education
This contribution provides an overview of the developments of research undertaken since the mid-1990s on international higher education. The general state of research is characterised by an increase of theoretically and methodologically ambitious studies without a dominant disciplinary, conceptual, or methodological “home.” The main topics of research on internationalisation in higher education reach from mobility, mutual influence of higher educ…
The Changing Role of Student Mobility
Academic Mobility and Migration
Although internationalisation of the scientific world is a key issue in public attention and policy, the actual information base on migration and mobility of ‘teachers in higher education’, ‘scholars’, ‘academics’ or ‘researchers’ has remained weak. Most available statistics focus on ‘foreign’ students or ‘foreign’ scholars rather than persons mobile for purposes of learning and academic/research work, and provide information only on a single mom…
Massification and Diversity of Higher Education Systems
The Changing Role of Student Mobility
Mobility During the Course of Study and After Graduation
Changing Structures of the Higher Education Systems
Higher education policy and the world of work
Recent changes of financing higher education in Germany and their intended and unintended consequences
The Diversifying Academic Profession
Experts agree: higher education has to diversify continuously. Most prominently, Martin Trow had argued that ‘universal higher education’ and ‘mass higher education’ sectors had to serve the ‘new’ students while protecting ‘elite higher education’; Burton Clark pointed out that the university is functionally ‘overburdened’ if it does not become entrepreneurial in pursuing specific strategies. But the countervailing forces to diversification grow …
The Academic Profession
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Mobilité internationale des étudiants et débuts de vie active
Les enquêtes réalisées quelques années après l’obtention du diplôme et qui analysent a posteriori les parcours scolaires et sociaux des jeunes interrogés montrent une importante mobilité vers l’étranger. Les informations fournies par l’étude REFLEX et d’autres études indiquent que les personnes ayant acquis une expérience internationale avant ou peu après l’obtention de leur diplôme sont beaucoup plus enclines à la mobilité internationale et à ac…
Mobility and Internationality of Academics in the Humanities and Social Sciences
The discourse on ‘knowledge society’ and ‘knowledge economy’ often implicitly or explicitly suggests that the natural sciences are at the forefront of the development towards worldwide mobility, communication and cooperation in the world of knowledge, while the humanities and social sciences look more frequently at the specifics of certain cultures and countries or lag behind in their intention to internationalize. On dits can be persistent in th…
The Diverse Patterns and the Diverse Causes of Migration and Mobility in Science
Five major themes are often addressed in the discourse of mobility in science: the definition and classification of the persons in mind (scholars, academics, researchers, etc); the frequency and the configuration of mobility; the roles mobility and migration play for the individuals; the roles they play for institutions (universities, research institutes, enterprises, etc); and finally the relevance of mobility and migration for the overall inter…
The changing nature of higher education in Western Europe
Doctoral Staff in German Higher Education
Does the Programme Matter? Approach and Major Findings of the Kassel Graduate Survey
This study attempts to establish the extent to which study programmes and study conditions within selected fields of study vary among institutions of higher education in the Federal Republic of Germany and the extent to which diversification has an impact on the careers and work assignments of graduates. All persons who graduated during the 1983‐1984 and 1984‐1985 academic years in mechanical engineering, economics/business, and social work from …
The Compleat University
Recent Developments in Higher Education in the Federal Republic of Germany
Higher Education and the Needs of Society
Conflicts between employers' demands, societal pressures and individual choices
The German University
The Compleat University
Universities, Politicians, and Bureaucrats
The Centre for Research on Higher Education and Work in Kassel
Towards a Highly Educated Society
Does the Programme Matter? Approach and Major Findings of the Kassel Graduate Survey
This study attempts to establish the extent to which study programmes and study conditions within selected fields of study vary among institutions of higher education in the Federal Republic of Germany and the extent to which diversification has an impact on the careers and work assignments of graduates. All persons who graduated during the 1983‐1984 and 1984‐1985 academic years in mechanical engineering, economics/business, and social work from …
Quantity and Quality of Staff in Higher Education
Doctoral Staff in German Higher Education
Research on Higher Education and Employment and its Implication for Higher Education Management
The changing nature of higher education in Western Europe
The changing nature of higher education in Western Europe
The changing roles of the university and non-university sectors of higher education in europe
For many years, different patterns of the higher education system existed in various European countries. The patterns were not stable in each country, because pressures for upgrading of the ‘less noble’ sector tended to be strong. Altogether, it was justified, however, to characterize the situation in Europe as a ‘persistence of variety’. Many theories helped to explain a coexistence of inclinations for common approaches or specific options of in…
Erasmus Student Mobility Programs 1991-92 in the View of the Local Directors
The European Community Action Scheme for the Mobility of University Students (ERASMUS) was established by the Council Decision of 15 June 1987, and its second phase was adopted in 1989. The Program is open to all types of higher education institution and all subject areas, and aims to promote wide-ranging interinstitutional cooperation for activities related to teaching
Higher education policy and the world of work
Der Übergang von der Hochschule in die Berufstätigkeit in Japan
Mobility During the Course of Study and After Graduation
Higher Education in a Globalising World
The Changing Debate on Internationalisation of Higher Education
Changing Structures of the Higher Education Systems
Research on Internationalisation in Higher Education
This contribution provides an overview of the developments of research undertaken since the mid-1990s on international higher education. The general state of research is characterised by an increase of theoretically and methodologically ambitious studies without a dominant disciplinary, conceptual, or methodological “home.” The main topics of research on internationalisation in higher education reach from mobility, mutual influence of higher educ…
The Changing Role of Student Mobility
Massification and Diversity of Higher Education Systems
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