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International Integration in Higher Education

At present, not only the global economy but also and increasingly much of human life and many activities are subject to globalization. Globalization has become a decisive factor in the development of the postindustrial world specifically by dramatically intensifying integration in education. This is evident primarily in the emergence of new teaching methods based on the latest information and communications technologies and by the emergence of new directions in international educational activity, by a growing number of research centers engaged in problems of employee preparation and the development of appropriate recommendations, and by attempts made in developed countries to develop joint policies and even an integrated educational strategy. The leaders of the developed countries are handling this last task in broad political terms. Its implementation involves not only the achievement of certain economic, sociopolitical, and ideological