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DEPARTMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION HIGHER EDUCATION National Higher Education National Higher Education Strategic Plan: Role of Strategic Plan: Role of Academic Management Academic Management Administrator Administrator By Dato’ Prof. Ir. Dr. Radin Umar Radin Sohadi Director General Department of Higher Education

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DEPARTMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF HIGHER HIGHER

EDUCATIONEDUCATIONNational Higher Education National Higher Education

Strategic Plan: Role of Strategic Plan: Role of Academic Management Academic Management

AdministratorAdministrator

ByDato’ Prof. Ir. Dr. Radin Umar Radin

SohadiDirector General

Department of Higher Education

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DIRECTIONS OF THEDIRECTIONS OF THE NHESPNHESP Individual : human capital development with

first class mentality; Institution : conducive environment that

foster academic and institutional excellence; National : glory and sustainability to the

Malaysian Higher Education System; and International : hub of Higher Education

Excellence in the region and internationally.

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THE SEVEN STRATEGIC THE SEVEN STRATEGIC THRUSTSTHRUSTS

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Thrust 1: Widening of Access and Increasing Equity

Thrust 2: Improving the Quality of Teaching and Learning

Thrust 3: Enhancing Research and Innovation

Thrust 7: Reinforcing Delivery Systems of MoHE

Thrust 4: Strengthening of Higher Education Institutions (HEIs)

Thrust 6: Enculturation of Lifelong Learning

Thrust 5: Intensifying Internationalisation

NATIONAL HIGHER EDUCATION by

2020

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17 INITIATIVESNHESP

STUDENTEMPLOYABILITY

APEX UNIVERSITYMY BRAIN 15LIFE LONG

LEARNINGAUDIT

PTPTN

IPTS

HUMAN CAPITALDEV.FUND

MOHETRANSFORMATION

INTERNATIONALISATION

AUTONOMYGOVERNANCE LEADERSHIP

ACADEMIA

TEACHING AND LEARNING

R&D

JPPKKSTUDENT

DEV.

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GOVERNANCE AND AUTONOMY

Shifting from Control Model to Autonomous/Supervisory Model

ENABLERS Administrative and Management Derived Self Income Financial Management Human Resources Management Academic R&D Student Intake

READINESS INDEX

AUDIT AND RECOGNITION

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ACADEMIA ACADEMIC CULTURE

Identify attributes & nurturing culture of excellence

Increase the capability of staff – professional qualification, increase PhD holder, ratio student lecturer,

Human Resources Development

CONDUSIVE ENVIRONMENT Planned infrastructure that suit the needs-

facilities, lecture hall, library, laboratory Social interaction

RECOGNITION Recognise achievement of academic staff -

fellowship or other recognition

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Teaching and Learning Cycle (ST2)Teaching and Learning Cycle (ST2)

Curricula Design

Innovations in T&L

Co Curricular & Campus Life

Finishing School Programme

Accreditation(MQA/Professional Bodies/International)

Exit Survey(Reassurance of

Graduate Attributes)

Tracer Survey (Employability)

Employer Inputs(On Job)

ATTRIBUTES

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GRADUATE EMPLOYABILITY

DATABASE AND OUTREACHING Outreaching programme Develop Database Matching Industry – Academic-Student

PROGRAMME Internship Apprenticeship

EVALUATION IMPACT ANALYSIS Exit Survey Tracer Survey Employer Survey

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Flow of R-D-C-E (E=Knowledge Based Enterprise)

Poor Critical Mass Low human capital in S&T (21/10,000); S’pore 83.5 Low Research Output (1.7 patent per 100,000 pop); Thailand

2.6:100,000 Low ISI output (10,538 papers/13,278,111 world’s papers) Less than 40% with PhD overall, 60% RU (e.g. 69% UPM)

When will we have enough?

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RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

Build the critical mass

Build the right culture

Efficient allocation of funding resources

Linkages through the National Innovation Systems- program oriented rather than ipt oriented

International collaborations need to be enhanced

High Impact Interventions- eg niche journals

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APEX UNIVERSITY

Vision

APEX looks for innovative and brave new idea to raise the bar of excellence of higher education

Comprehensively proposed transformation process

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APEX UNIVERSITY

CultureOrganisational mind set and preparedness

for culture changeReforms leadership competencies and

capabilities for changeStrategic direction, clarity in positioning

and in creating competitive advantagesChallenges and critical success factor

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APEX UNIVERSITY Readiness

Quality and reputation of academic staffResearch achievementsAcademic ProgrammesStrong leadership and managementStrategic partnership with industry and

stakeholdersExcellent infrastructure and state of art

facilities Autonomous Status

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INTERNATIONALISATION

Malaysian Higher Education Brand Index

100,000 international student enrollment by 2010

Collaborative networking with foreign HEIs

Student’s mobility with credit transfer

Malaysia International Scholarship

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STUDENT DEVELOPMENT

CURRICULUM INTEGRATION Co Curriculum to be integrated in curriculum

DELIVERY AND CAMPUS LIFE Professional Teaching Staff – Silat / Sports / Dancing/ Music Co Curriculum Centre Social Interaction/Integration/Communication

ATTRIBUTES To produce balance graduate intellectually, socially,

outgoing and good values.

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