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Human Resources Management, Internationalization and Academic Staff Mobility

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Fraumann, Grischa
Güney, Işıl

Abstract

In the following study (chapter 6), Human Resources Management, Internationalization and Academic Staff Mobility, Grischa Fraumann and Işıl Güney analyze the relationship between international mobility, academic staff development and human resources management. Giving some theoretical information ab... view more

In the following study (chapter 6), Human Resources Management, Internationalization and Academic Staff Mobility, Grischa Fraumann and Işıl Güney analyze the relationship between international mobility, academic staff development and human resources management. Giving some theoretical information about the role of HRM in academic staff development and academic mobility, the authors focus on internationalization of institutional strategies and HRM. Institutional structures, processes, support and incentive mechanisms in higher education institutions are examined. Drawing attention to the lack of human resources support tools, they emphasize the role of human resources unit in international mobility of academic staff for staff development and conclude that an effective institutional strategy in collaboration with HRM and international office is needed to overcome obstacles and promote mobility.... view less

Keywords
internationalization; institutional factors; EU policy; human resources development; university; occupational mobility; scientific associate; human resources management; university level of education; Bologna Process

Classification
University Education
Human Resources Management

Free Keywords
Academic Staff Mobility; Higher Education; Internationalization

Collection Title
Human Resource Management in Higher Education: Case Studies and Future Scenarios

Editor
Pausits, Attila

Document language
English

Publication Year
2015

City
Krems an der Donau

Page/Pages
p. 1-9

Series
MARIHE E-Book Series, 2.1

ISBN
978-3-902505-77-4

Status
Postprint; reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0


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