Internationalisation to strengthen countries’ global science role
date: 20/02/2018
Global competition to attract and nurture talented scientists, engineers, digital innovators and entrepreneurs is fierce. The expert panel's findings underlined a number of priority areas where reforms are likely to yield the best results, and greater openness to ‘internationalisation’ in programmes, people and policies is chief among them.
The PSF report called for a broad-based internationalisation strategy that sets out clear ‘top-down’ direction and ‘bottom-up’ actions to overcome traditional hurdles, prejudices and entrenched systems holding back innovation and excellence on the global stage.
For further information:
An article summarising the findings of the PSF Peer Review of Poland’s Higher Education and Science System with respect to internationalisation (LINK)
The PSF website for the Peer Review of Poland’s Higher Education and Science System
The full final report of the PSF Peer Review of Poland’s Higher Education and Science System