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* Broad-spectrum yet full university range of work/features | * Broad-spectrum yet full university range of work/features | ||
* Multi-mode according to student demand: pure DL, hybrid e/f2f, | * Multi-mode according to student demand: pure DL, hybrid e/f2f, traditional f2f+e (if really justified); multi-site if need be | ||
* Highly cost-aware yet transparent to clients | * Highly cost-aware yet transparent to clients | ||
* Covers | * Covers polytechnic (university of applied science, university college) and post-secondary college areas which are synergistic (Cisco Academy, fashion design, etc - so a wide range) | ||
* Bridges into and from upper secondary school, so as to minimise drop-out and | * Bridges into and from upper secondary school, so as to minimise drop-out and "lock on" to schools-level knowledge | ||
* Generates “liberal arts” thinkers (in all fields) yet who are | * Generates “liberal arts” thinkers (in all fields) yet who are "(e-)business-ready" | ||
* Links with international partners to lobby governments and set up quality regimes | * Links with international partners to lobby governments and set up transnational quality regimes | ||
* Joins with other | * Joins with other universities and employer groups to oversee school-leaving exams within an increasingly international perspective on qualifications after school and after university | ||
The concept started life as a way of grouping together the results from a number of projects and initiatives impacting on the 14-19 (and on to 99) agenda in England but has taken on a life of its own. | |||
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[[Category:Multeversity]] | [[Category:Multeversity]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:35, 6 April 2012
The Multeversity is a new concept of a post-secondary education provider with the following features:
- Broad-spectrum yet full university range of work/features
- Multi-mode according to student demand: pure DL, hybrid e/f2f, traditional f2f+e (if really justified); multi-site if need be
- Highly cost-aware yet transparent to clients
- Covers polytechnic (university of applied science, university college) and post-secondary college areas which are synergistic (Cisco Academy, fashion design, etc - so a wide range)
- Bridges into and from upper secondary school, so as to minimise drop-out and "lock on" to schools-level knowledge
- Generates “liberal arts” thinkers (in all fields) yet who are "(e-)business-ready"
- Links with international partners to lobby governments and set up transnational quality regimes
- Joins with other universities and employer groups to oversee school-leaving exams within an increasingly international perspective on qualifications after school and after university
The concept started life as a way of grouping together the results from a number of projects and initiatives impacting on the 14-19 (and on to 99) agenda in England but has taken on a life of its own.