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23 Feb 2006 – 1. Jiao Tong Ranking of World–Class Universities and the Chinese University Policy. Introduction by. Bertrand Bellon (University Paris Sud) ...

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Monday February 23rd, 2006, IFRI

Jiao Tong Ranking of World–Class Universities and the Chinese University Policy

Introduction by BertrandBellon(University Paris Sud)

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 Director, Office of Planning and Institute of Higher Education (since 1999)  Director, Center for World-Class Universities  EDUCATIONPh.D. (Polymer Science and Engineering), Queen’s University at Kingston, Canada, 1992. Training : Chemistry in Lanzhou University, China, 1985

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The third step of a discussion : CONFERENCES OF PROFESSOR LIU

 Monday Feb 20th Université Paris-Sud à Orsay “ Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU)”

 TUESDAY FEB 21st (ADIS)Faculté Jean Monnet à Sceaux " The University Rankings methodologies and results". Discussion : Michel ZITT (INRA, OST). 3

RANKING AS A SPECIFIC WAY TO POSITION A UNIVERSITY 3 complex approaches (FutuRIS, OST, PRIME…) THE SYSTEMIC APPROACH « Macro » studies, with general historical perspective.   Nelson : a framework for newPartha Dasgutpa and Paul David + Lundwall + economics of science“NATIONAL SYSTEMS OF INNOVATION”

THE RANKING APPROACH  Evaluation of the level of « excellence »of universities based on SCIENTOMETRIC BENCHMARKING, onPATENTSanalysis and on UNIVERSITY-INDUSTRY RELATIONS.

THE GOVERNANCE APPROACH  Growing issues on organisation of research activities, strategies of universities (multiple connected issues : laboratories and research centres vs teaching departments, interdisciplinary vs disciplinary organisations, allocation and rewarding mechanisms ...).  STAKEHOLDERS :Henry Etzkowitz and Loet Leydesdorff :the Triple Helix Concept for the structuration of government, academia and industry relations (2000). 4

RAN ING

 Definition of World Class University and what does mean being a World class University ?

 What are the main output of the 3 Jao Tong University ranking already issued ? What are the next steps into this process ?

 WHY THE CHINESE UNIVERSITIES NEEDED A RANKING AND NOT OTHER POSITIONNING INSTRUMENT ?

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CHINESE UNIVERSITIES POSITION AND EVOLUTION  What are the findings regarding the Chinese university performances ?  What are the dominant evolutions of Chinese university ?  What are the main dimensions of governance regarding :  Autonomy and strategic capacity  Attractiveness  Specialization / Differentiation Embedding in the environment  Ranking and/or Benchmarking  6

UNIVERSITY - ENTERPRISE RELATIONS IN CHINA

LINKAGES and their evolution   COOPERATION – COMPETITION  STRUCTURE OF R/D INCOME AND EXPENDITURES – Incentives to cooperate PUBLIC POLICIES : Universities  Science Parks ; Patents ; Technology Transfer Policies …

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