Academic Career In Malaysian Higher Education: The Identities Of Malaysian Professors
This paper describes the identities of Malaysia professors contextualized within the agenda of Malaysia higher education to become the hub higher education in the Asian Pacific region by 2020. in response to the challenges of global higher education, the Malaysian higher education has introduced a s...
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my.utem.eprints.159792021-09-05T13:24:19Z http://eprints.utem.edu.my/id/eprint/15979/ Academic Career In Malaysian Higher Education: The Identities Of Malaysian Professors Safiah , Sidek Shahrulanuar , Mohamed Norliah, Kudus Mahadi, Abu Hassan Sazelin, Arif Noor Azlin, Bidin Mohd Taib, Dora Mohd Fadzil , Mohd Idris L Education (General) This paper describes the identities of Malaysia professors contextualized within the agenda of Malaysia higher education to become the hub higher education in the Asian Pacific region by 2020. in response to the challenges of global higher education, the Malaysian higher education has introduced a systematic strategic plan to develop a culture of academic excellence. However, little has been written about the changes in the academic career in response to this agenda. Future , there are claims that the academic's responsibilities are becoming more diversified and complex as the landscape of higher education changes is emphasis to massification, internationalization and accountability. Draw from this context, this paper aims to explore the roles of academics, particularly the professors and critical analysis of the Malaysian Higher Education policy documents, this paper describes a profile of Malaysian Professors. It also puts forth an argument that the identities of Malaysian professors are characterized by the local and global imperatives as they are shaped by not only the specific agenda of the country but also the global trend. Thus, this paper serves as awareness and guidance for young academics pursuing for professorship to strategize their career pathway in higher education sector. 2013-08 Article PeerReviewed text en http://eprints.utem.edu.my/id/eprint/15979/2/GLUAR_2012_PBPI%281%29_G00013%280%29.pdf Safiah , Sidek and Shahrulanuar , Mohamed and Norliah, Kudus and Mahadi, Abu Hassan and Sazelin, Arif and Noor Azlin, Bidin and Mohd Taib, Dora and Mohd Fadzil , Mohd Idris (2013) Academic Career In Malaysian Higher Education: The Identities Of Malaysian Professors. PROSIDING ICBM 2013, NONE. pp. 1-16. ISSN - |
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This paper describes the identities of Malaysia professors contextualized within the agenda of Malaysia higher education to become the hub higher education in the Asian Pacific region by 2020. in response to the challenges of global higher education, the Malaysian higher education has introduced a systematic strategic plan to develop a culture of academic excellence. However, little has been written about the changes in the academic career in response to this agenda. Future , there are claims that the academic's responsibilities are becoming more diversified and complex as the landscape of higher education changes is emphasis to massification, internationalization and accountability. Draw from this context, this paper aims to explore the roles of academics, particularly the professors and critical analysis of the Malaysian Higher Education policy documents, this paper describes a profile of Malaysian Professors. It also puts forth an argument that the identities of Malaysian professors are characterized by the local and global imperatives as they are shaped by not only the specific agenda of the country but also the global trend. Thus, this paper serves as awareness and guidance for young academics pursuing for professorship to strategize their career pathway in higher education sector. |
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Academic Career In Malaysian Higher Education: The Identities Of Malaysian Professors |
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