Muhadjir Effendy-KOPERTIS VII POWER POINT

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MUTUAL PARTNERSHIP

:

FROM NETWORKING

TO COLLABORATION

BY:

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network as apart of

social capital

The elements of social capital:

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network definition

• _{“an extended group of}

people with similar

interests or concerns who

interact and remain in

informal contact for

mutual assistance or

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network definition

• _{“a usually informally}

interconnected group

or association of

persons (as friends

or professional

colleagues)”

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Network elements

• _{Mutual trust}

• _{Working together}

• _{Mutual assistance}

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Levels of

Partnerships

• _Networking

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NETWORKING

Description

• _{Sharing Information}

Elements

• _Open

• _{Low Commitment} • _{Low Risk}

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CO-ORDINATION

Description

• _{Sharing information and altering}

activities for mutual benefits.

Elements

• _Open

• _{Low Commitment} • _{Low Risk}

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CO-OPERATION

Description

• _{Sharing resources,}

information and altering for mutual benefits

Elements

• _Open

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COLLABORATION

Description

• _{Sharing Resources , information and altering}

activities to enhance the capacity of other partners for mutual benefits

Elements

• _Open

• _{Very high Commitment} • _{Work Hand in Hand}

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PARTNERSHIP

STRATEGIES

• _{Waterfall Strategy}

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Waterfall Strategy

UMM

• UNIVERSITY OF MUHAMMADIYA H MALANG

Partner I

• AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY TECHNOLOGY

Partner II

Partner II• ASAIHL (The

Association of Southeast Asian

Institutions of Higher Education)

Partner III

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Sprinkler Strategy

UMM

Partner

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UMM

Governmen t Australia

Chemoics Internation

Inc.

Lignan

University Al-Arabiyah li al-Jami’

BGP Engineer and Delff Univeristy

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• _{scientific information exchange,}

• _{visiting program,}

• _{scientific academic activities,}

• _{curriculum development,}

• _{continuing education and training}

programs

, etc.

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• _{magazine or newsletter}

• _{published books}

• _{scientific journals}

• _{research reports}

• _others

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University introduction:

environment, students,

teaching staff, teaching

activities, research, facilities,

etc

2. Visiting program

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• _{Joint researches}

• _{Roundtable discussions}

• _Seminars

• _Workshops

• _{Journal writing and}

publications

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• _{Syllabus development}

• _{Module writing}

• _{Teaching learning strategy}

• _{Material development}

• _Others

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• _{Short courses}

• _{Master Degrees}

• _{Doctorate Degrees}

• _{Post Doctor Programs}

• _Others

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KEY LESSONS FOR

PARTNERSHIP:

• _{The Vital Roles University}

Leadership and Commitment at International Networking

• _{Long-Term Strategic Partnerships}

with Built-in Flexibility

• _{Starting with a Shared Vision an}

Strategy

• _{Having The Right People in}

Charge

• _{Promoting a Multidisciplinary}