Building a Global University Successful Strategies and Case Studies

Part I

Export Note 1 Strategies for Building a Successful Global University

Export Note 2 Building a Global University: Insights from a German University

Export Note 3 Reflections on Successful Strategies for Building a Global University

Export Note 4 Cultivating Leaders’ Global Propostion at Dillard University

Export Note 5 Building a Global University: Successful Strategies

Export Note 6 Building a Global University: Successful Strategies

Export Note 7 Challenges for Strategic University Positioning in Times of Increasing Competition: Some Theoretical Aspects and Perspectives

Export Note 8 VSU and Our Collective Pursuit to Become a Good University

Export Note 9Strategies for Building a Global University

Part II

Chapter 1 A Novel Concept: The Approach and Success Factors to Achieve Top Global University Status

Chapter 2 Global University’s Elite Status Achieved through Advanced Project Based Learning

Chapter 3 SIT-IITM's gPBL Programs: Learning through Project-Based Approaches

Chapter 4 Accelerate Your Career: SIT Student Experience with Short-Term Engineering English and Internship Programs at Anna University and SIT (2012–2015)

Chapter 5 Unlocking the World of Engineering: Experience Hands-On Laboratory Tours and Master Engineering English with IITM-SIT's Program (2015–Present)

Chapter 6 Expanding Campus Globalization: Unlocking the Benefits of an International High School Internship Program

Chapter 7 Creating a Global Learning Commons and International Dormitory

Chapter 8 Introducing an English Medium Program for Both Bachelor's and Master’s Students to Foster Campus Globalization

Chapter 9 Strategies Aimed at Enhancing the Global Reputation of Universities

Chapter 10 Summary of the Smart Programs toward Global University

Biography

Muralidhar Miryala leads the Energy and Environment Laboratory at the Shibaura Institute of Technology (SIT) in Tokyo, Japan, where he plays a pivotal role in guiding academic initiatives. His previous leadership encompasses serving as Deputy President and the Board of Councilors at SIT, as well as Chair and Deputy Chair of the OB World Technology University Network. Prof. Miryala’s significant contributions to the field include the discovery of a novel ternary mixed LREBa2Cu3Oy system, the innovation of novel technology for producing RE-123 type silver-sheathed wire, the development of bulk MgB2, advancements in technology for DC superconducting cables, and the production of nanoscale particles using ultrasonic techniques. His passion lies in developing materials to address pressing energy and environmental challenges, aiming to foster a sustainable future for our planet. In 2021, he received the prestigious Pravasi Bharatiya Samman Award in Science and Technology, a lifetime achievement recognition presented by the President of India. Prof. Miryala’s extensive output includes over 530 research publications, spanning 13 patents, 4 books, and press releases. He has delivered over 370 presentations, including prestigious plenary and invited talks, encompassing both oral and poster sessions. His contributions extend globally, as evidenced by the several positions he has held, such as adjunct professor, international advisor, and chief editor and editorial member for several international journals.

“The world is facing unprecedented challenges that transcend geographical borders, religions, and politics. Now is the time for global universities to stand up and be counted. As an international community of scholars and researchers, it is vital that we collaborate our way out of a precarious position if we are to avoid dooming our grandchildren and their children to a very bleak future.”

Prof. David Cardwell Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Strategy and Planning), University of Cambridge, UK

 

“This book presents extremely valuable advice for academic leaders to establish a global university. It is particularly beneficial as experts from around the world have contributed their views on internationalization strategies.”

Prof. Peter Scharff President, Technische Universität Ilmenau, Germany