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The October 2009 issue of ASQ Higher Education Brief focuses on global quality education. We welcome your opinions about this newsletter. Feel free to share them with us or with other members. Editorial: Look to your Global Neighbor for IdeasManufacturing and service industries are going global. Why shouldn’t education? Read More (registration required) Engineering Graduates’ Generic Skills: Issues and SolutionsOne university strives to teach engineering students problem-solving and communication skills. Read More (registration required) Quality and Education in TaiwanThe Ministry of Education works to improve the Taiwanese education system by encouraging ISO 9000 certification and self-evaluation systems. Read More (registration required) Developing a New Total Quality Engineering Degree ProgramThe City University of Hong Kong has developed a TQE degree to help fulfill the need for multi-skilled engineering professionals. Read More (registration required) eLearning: A Cure to the Middle East’s Higher Education ProblemsAn e-university was created in Dubai to alleviate higher education challenges the Middle East faces. Read More (registration required) Quality Research, Education in AsiaHong Kong University of Science and Technology professor Fugee Tsung has a quality lab website that aims to provide training, consulting service and scholarly research in manufacturing and service process control, as well as quality improvement. It also promotes statistical quality and Six Sigma techniques to advance manufacturing and service operations in greater China. Learn more More from Education DivisionThe ASQ Education Division’s QED News from Winter 2009 contains articles on quality and global higher education, including:
Read the entire issue of QED News. Looking for More?Here are some additional resources on higher education and quality assurance relevant to specific parts of the world:
IHEP Report“Global Policy Fellows Program: Lessons Learned” is a report from the Institute for Higher Education Policy (IHEP) that addresses challenges affecting higher education, such as a lack of capacity to analyze issues and recommend changes to existing policies or new programs altogether. Read more The Bologna ProcessThis report, “The Bologna Process for U.S. Eyes: Relearning Higher Education in the Age of Convergence,” provides an account and analysis of what European higher education authorities, academic leaders, faculty and students have accomplished and learned during the first decade of their efforts with accreditation. Read more The Booming Business of International EducationThis Chronicle of Higher Education article describes the business side of studying abroad and of global educators. Read more |
Check out on the Edge of Chaos: Leading Schools into the Global Age, second edition, by Karolyn J. Snyder, Michele Acker-Hocevar and Kristen M. Snyder Of InterestNew Publication: Call for Papers Special Training and Book Offer Learn MoreQuality in Higher Education Blog by John Dew Quality Progress Education Articles Events
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