AMALGAMATION OF DIVERSIFIED STREAMS ON BUILDING ACADEMIC GLOBALIZATION: A CASE STUDY OF LIMKOKWING UNIVERSITY‘S POST GRADUATE CENTRE

Authors

  • Siew Poh Phung
  • Valliappan Raju

Keywords:

Academic Globalization, Limkokwing University, Education Management

Abstract

The term academic globalization describes the increasing interaction among academic aspirants for integration of the activities related to education around the world (Michael Mussa, 2003). In simple terms, it is an approach to integrate multi-national people under multi-disciplinary faculties for the purpose of knowledge sharing. This research paper discusses more of academic globalisation that results from increasing integration through international-knowledge-exposure — a process that is generally seen as bringing important improvements in students‘ career prospects as well as raising academic quality inresearch output.
Furthermore, a discussion of merits of academic globalization in the lens of an exclusive department in an institution — for this purpose a case study of the Centre of Post Graduate Studies and Professional Development (PGC) of Limkokwing University is being studied here in this research paper. With more than one thousand students from acrossthe world, PGC stands as an institution on its own. Students are empowered through high exposure on practical knowledge, theoretical skills, superlative wisdom etc. Globalization in general terms refers to the interconnectedness of people across the world that influences global cultural, political and economic integration. Enabling this in an academic arena is a meritorious strategy. Limkokwing University is highly successful in this roadmap graduating several hundreds of students from PGC so far. This research paper shall deal about the academic globalization from a success model of Limkokwing University‘s post graduate centre.

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Published

2020-11-28

How to Cite

Siew Poh Phung, & Valliappan Raju. (2020). AMALGAMATION OF DIVERSIFIED STREAMS ON BUILDING ACADEMIC GLOBALIZATION: A CASE STUDY OF LIMKOKWING UNIVERSITY‘S POST GRADUATE CENTRE . PalArch’s Journal of Archaeology of Egypt / Egyptology, 17(7), 6345-6354. Retrieved from https://archives.palarch.nl/index.php/jae/article/view/2971

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