Impact stakeholders have on Educational Cooperation Sample Clauses

Impact stakeholders have on Educational Cooperation. The influence of stakeholders on the cooperation in education is multidimensional and multilayer. The first group in this case are internal stakeholders which generally includes board of school, rectors, deans, employees especially those in the international office, international students union, etc. The head of universities have great influence on proposing internationalization strategies, members of the board are quite influential and their opinions and ideas are critical for the development of inter-university cooperation. Thanks to the efforts of Xxx Xxxxxxxx (the xxxxxx of UiN) and Xxxxxxx Xx (xxxxxx of CUST), who both has strategic vision on the strategic importance of cooperating with each other, the cooperation between the two institutions operated smoothly and successfully for nine years and grew stronger year after year. The rectors went through almost all the periods of the educational cooperation and involved in every interactions between two institutions. Frequent visits from both institutions in the last decade promoted the development of mutual relations. The xxxxxx Xxx Xxxxxxxx is still busy with working on this program. The head management could be compared to be an engine and the international office and international student union (ISU) are more like the operational and maintenance systems. These departments or organizations are responsible for the daily operation of cooperation. Students coming to the school wish to have good services and convenient information access, the international offices of universities, thus, should provide this kind of convenience and make sure that international students’ stay could be easier, especially for those newcomers. How to register? How to open bank account? Where to experience exciting and amazing activities? Staffs in the International office have obligations to provide necessary information and help. ISU is a student body in charging of organizing activities for international students and also for local students. It helps international office deal with affairs relating to international students. International office and ISU is very professional in help international students and makes them satisfied. Good experience in Bodø and nice impressions on UiN attract students from many countries.‌
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