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THE C HANGING R OLE OF UNIVERSITIES IN A G LOBALIZED W ORLD :

Learn about the transformative role of universities in the global landscape through the experience of Prof. Dr. Sebahattin Balcı, Rector at Kyrgyzstan-Turkey Manas University. Explore key areas including management, strategic planning, curriculum development, and more.

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THE C HANGING R OLE OF UNIVERSITIES IN A G LOBALIZED W ORLD :

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  1. THE CHANGING ROLE OFUNIVERSITIES IN A GLOBALIZED WORLD: THE PRACTICE OF KYRGYZSTAN-TURKEY MANAS UNIVERSITY Prof. Dr. Sebahattin BALCI Rector Kyrgyzstan-Turkey Manas University 18 December 2013

  2. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… Prof. Dr. Sebahattin BALCI Contact Address Rector of Kyrgyzstan-Turkey Manas University E-Mail balcı@manas.edu.kg Phone +90312 54 19 40Fax +90312 54 19 04 ACADEMİC DEGREES May 1981 Ph.D Ankara UniversityTheory of Functions April 1978 Masters DegreeAnkara University Theory of Functions April 1976 Bachelor Degree Ankara University Mathematics ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE 1989 – 1995 ProfessorÇankırı Vocational College, Faculty of Science, Department of Mathematics Ankara University 1989 - 1995 Associate Professor, Çankırı Vocational College, Faculty of Science, Department of Mathematics Ankara University 1984 – 1989 Assistant ProfessorÇankırı Vocational College, Faculty of Science, Department of Mathematics Ankara University MANAGERIAL EXPERIENCE YearsOrganization 2011- Kyrgyzstan–Turkey Manas University Rector 2010- Kyrgyzstan–Turkey Manas University Deputy Rector 2009-İstanbul Aydın UniversityDeputy Rector 2007 -Ankara University Director of ElmadagVocational College 1997- Deputy Chairman of Executive Board Members 1983 - Senator Ankara University 1983 –2008Director of Çankırı Vocational College 1982 –1983 Deputy Director of the Institute of the Faculty of Science.

  3. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… CONSULTING EXPERIENCE TASK PERIODRESPONSIBILITIES ORGANISATION APRIL 1997 Quality Assurance CHE/WB EEP – British Council 28 FEBRUARY 1997 University-Industry Cooperation Istanbul Chamber of Commerce(Executive Board Member)CHE May 1997Executive Training HE/WB EEP November 1996 Executive Training(Strategic Planning) CHE/WB EEP September 1987 Vocational Tr. (Teaching staff) CHE/WB EEP British Council 1985-1998 Curriculum Development CHE/WB EEP FIELDS OF SPECIALIZATION SPECIALIZATION KEY WORDS MANAGEMENT STRATEGIC PLANNING CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS PROBLEM SOLVING CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT MODULAR APPROACH ACCREDITATION-VALIDITY TEACHER TRAINING TEACHING METHODS STUDENTPSYCHOLOGY MEASUREMENT AND EVALUATION

  4. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… PROF. DR. BALCI, PARTICIPATED IN VARIOUS INTERNATIONAL COURSES, SEMINARS AND CONFERENCES ON VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION, INSTITUTIONAL MANAGEMENT, HUMAN RESOURCES AND STAFF DEVELOPMENT, QUALITY ASSURANCE, STRATEGIC PLANNING, PROJECT MANAGEMENT, ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION AND UNIVERSITY-INDUSTRY COOPERATION IN ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, DENMARK, FINLAND, KOREA, AUSTRALIA, GERMANY, USA, BELGIUM AND TURKEY. PROF. DR. SEBAHATTİN BALCI VISITED UNIVERSITIES, INSTITUTIONS, RESEARCH CENTRES, SCHOOLS AND INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS IN THESE COUNTRIES. HE HAS CONDUCTED SEMINARS, PRESENTED PAPERS FOR DIFFERENT GROUPS IN THE ABOVE MENTIONED COUNTRIES. HE HAS MORE THAN 15 ARTICLES ON VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION. PROF. DR. BALCI IS THE VICE PRESIDENT OF IVET (International Vocational Education and Training Association)RESPONSIBLE FOR CENTRAL ASIA AND EASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES, MEMBER OF ANKARA UNIVERSITY SENATE, DEPUTY HEAD OF EXECUTIVE BOARD OF HEC - ISOV, RESPONSIBLE FOR SPS AND ANADOLU UNIVERSITY FOU IN CHANKYRY PROVINCE. PROF. DR. BALCI WAS PROJECT COORDINATOROF THE MEB-HEC VOCATIONAL COLLEGES EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM IMPROVEMENT.

  5. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… The Goal of Achieving the Level of Contemporary Civilization Individual Institution / Organization Culture

  6. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… CHANGE Concepts Individual / Family Social Life Economy Education Culture Mentality / Way of Thinking, View of Life / LifeStyle, Work / Professions and Work Perception

  7. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… BACKBONE OF THE CHANGE Production of Knowledge and Knowhow Speed ​​(Communication -Transportation) White Screen Sharing Interaction

  8. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… GLOBALIZATIONin Information Communication and Transportation Economy Culture Education

  9. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… GLOBALIZATION OF INFORMATION Through New Technologies New Industries Information Society Information Age

  10. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… INFORMATION SOCIETY Information Industries Paradigm of Information Society Formation Stages of Information Society Characteristics of Information Society

  11. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Amazing scientific and technological developments are rapidly spreading all over the world and creating revolutionary effects oncommunication, which help the formation of a global information society.

  12. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… GLOBAL ECONOMY Knowledge Based Economy Competition Human-Centred Development Globalization of Capital Globalization of Manpower

  13. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… GLOBALIZATION Globalization has brought forward a new international agenda for development.

  14. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… Human-Centred Development Globalization and revolutionary attempts in information technology require a new model of human-centred development.

  15. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… GLOBAL ECONOMY • The world is gradually moving into a knowledge-based economy. • Main problem of the globalized economy is to compete in a rapidly changing environment and to keep up with recent developments.

  16. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… COMPETITION • In a world of communication without boundaries conditions of competition permanently have been aggravated. • The quality of products and services will determine the best in a such competitive world.

  17. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTOR • Critical success factor in competition is efficient training and flexible manpower. • Need for qualified manpower compatible with technological developments in production and service industries, and the demand for skilled manpower equipped with professional technical abilities has been continuously increasing.

  18. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… DEVELOPMENTS IN LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT • Labour and occupational safety are decreasing • People will aim to gain additional and different skills, new abilities and knowledge. • Critical success factor in competition is efficient training and flexible manpower.

  19. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… DEVELOPMENTS IN LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT Need for qualified manpower compatible with technological developments in manufacturing and service industries, and qualifiedwith professional and technical abilities in demandhave beencontinuously increasing

  20. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… BIG INDUSTRIES OF THE FUTURE • Based on service sector and advanced technology. • Need for qualified human resources has been increasing.

  21. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… QUALIFICATION NEEDS FOR MANPOWER IN INFORMATION AGE • Lifelong Learning • Openness to innovations • Entrepreneurship • Adaptation to Changes and Technological Development • Working in a Team • Problem Solving • Critical Thinking • Effective EQ (Emotional Intelligence) skills • Effective Communication Skills • Broad-Based Occupational Culture • Knowledge Base based on Basic Science and Technology

  22. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… EDUCATION MANUFACTURING/SERVICE EMPLOYMENT

  23. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… Globalization of Culture in Concepts Values View of Life and Lifestyle

  24. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… GLOBALIZATION OF EDUCATION Globalization of Knowledge Information Technologies Global Learning Opportunities Global Competition and Employment Technology-Based Education Joint Educational and Training Programmes

  25. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… CHANGES IN GLOBALIZED EDUCATION Services for Community Lifelong Learning National, Regional and Global Standards Demand and Developmental Needs Flexibility Student-Centred Limits in Teaching, Learning without Limit Virtual Classes/CyberTeachers Internationalization

  26. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… NEW ROLES OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS Mission restated Vision adapted to new developments Managers Teachers/Educators Students/Learning Partners Learning Environment

  27. KYRGYZSTAN-TURKEY MANAS UNIVERSITY MANAGEMENT, ORGANIZATION, DEVELOPMENT A-GENERAL B-MANAGEMENT C-ACADEMIC STAFF D-CURRICULUM E-STUDENTS

  28. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… A-GENERAL • INSTITUTIONALIZATION • SYSTEM • MANAGEMENT • CONCEPTS • CULTURE • BELONGING • OWNERSHIP • SYNERGY

  29. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… • CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES • HUMAN-CENTRED APPROACH • ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS • SERVICE ORIENTED • DYNAMIC • INNOVATIVE • DEVELOPMENTALIST • LIVING ORGANISM

  30. KYRGYZSTAN-TURKEY MANAS UNİVERSİTY Main objectives: an International Brand in Education and Training center of excellence in R&D a leading University in Kyrgyzstan best practice in serving to community internationally recognized university OUR SLOGAN: The future is in our hands…

  31. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… • FOR THE INSTITUTIONAL, DYNAMIC AND FAST DEVELOPMENT • DETERMINING KNOWLEDGE, EXPERIENCE AND ABILITIES OF HUMAN RESOURCES FOR MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY • DETERMINATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES • COMMON INTELIGENCE, COMMUNICATION, COLLABORATION, SHARING, COOPERATION, PLANNING, PROGRAMME AND SCHEDULE

  32. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… • FOR INSTITUTIONAL, DYNAMIC AND FAST OPERATION • MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM • e-UNIVERSITY • THE BOLOGNA PROCESS • FLEXIBILITY • STUDENT-CENTRED • TECHNOLOGY BASED EDUCATION • LIFELONG LEARNING • QUALITY ASSURANCE AND ACCREDITATION

  33. GOING GLOBAL, HIGHER EDUCATION… QUALITY IN • SYSTEM • MANAGEMENT • EDUCATION AND TRAINING PROGRAMMES • FACULTY STAFF • STUDENTS • STAKEHOLDERS • ICT • LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS

  34. Thank you for your attention

  35. Contact Information: KYRGYZSTAN-TURKEY MANAS UNİVERSİTY Rector Phone :0 312 54 19 40 Fax :0312 54 19 07 Website : www.manas.edu.tr E-mail:s.balci@manas.edu.tr

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