Technologies of Higher Education Internationalization in Modern Conditions
Keywords:
Global education market, internationalization of higher education, social management technology, Eurasian space, integration, innovation, networking, transformation, soft power, knowledge diplomacy, academic mobility, digitalization, globalization, competitivenessAbstract
The article considers the technology of internationalization of modern higher education as the most important management process implemented using digital tools, using network forms of interaction, principles of soft power and knowledge diplomacy. Integration trends of the European and actively developing Eurasian educational space are analyzed. It is shown that modern international cooperation in the field of higher education is implemented in network communications of strategic partner organizations of different states based on the compatibility of goals, resources, interests, influence tools, and organizational practices. The key principles of the higher education system are outlined, a multivariant model of higher education is considered, and levels of education demanded by foreign students in the new conditions of transformation in the national system of higher education in Russia are analyzed. Furthermore, changes in the system of organization of higher education in Russia after the introduction of the Bologna system, as well as the problems of undergraduate students in the labor market are shown. The positive and negative results of applying soft power principles in the field of higher education are analyzed and basic characteristics of knowledge diplomacy, its tools, possibilities of implementation during of changing vectors period of academic mobility and reorientation of educational communications are considered. As a result, it is shown that main mechanisms/tools for the internationalization of higher education as a social management technology are: joint/network universities, university consortiums, foreign branches of universities, rectors’ forums, international inter-university associations, joint educational programs with the issuance of two diplomas.
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