Past Research Projects
The objective of this study is to examine the function of higher education sectors in the virtual integration of labor markets in Asia. Firstly, it focuses on higher education exchange programs in order to understand the prevailing situation. Next, to analyze these exchange programs' performances in the labor market, it takes the example of Malaysia to follow-up on people who have completed international higher education exchanges and equivalent programs. Finally, it makes proposals for desirable forms of assistance to Asia's higher education sector by drawing comparisons between the new direction among Asian countries of horizontal division of economic roles and the expansion and/or performance of international exchange programs in higher education. This project also explores effective approaches to knowledge creation and human resource development.
Research Outcome
- Working PapersInstitutional Development of Cross-Border Higher Education: The Case of an Evolving Malaysia-Japan Project
- Working PapersThe Labor Market Outcomes of Two Forms of Cross-Border Higher Education Degree Programs between Malaysia and Japan
- Working PapersCross-Border Collaborative Degree Programs in East Asia:Expectations and Challenges
- Working PapersCross-Border Higher Education for Labor Market Needs: Mobility of Public-Funded Malaysian Students to Japan over Years
- Working PapersCross-Border Higher Education for Regional Integration:Analysis of the JICA-RI Survey on Leading Universities in East Asia
- Policy BriefsCross-Border Collaborative Degree Programs in East Asia : Toward to Next Phase of International Cooperation
- Policy Briefs"Toward Cross-border Higher Education and International Cooperation in an East Asian Community"
