The Internationalization of Higher Education in Tokyo and Enlightenment of Shanghai

Minjun Hu; Jingwen Xue; Wanwan Jia; Jiayin Li

doi:10.54097/ijeh.v10i3.12229

Authors

Minjun Hu
Jingwen Xue
Wanwan Jia
Jiayin Li

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/ijeh.v10i3.12229

Keywords:

Internationalization of higher education, Tokyo, Shanghai.

Abstract

The internationalization of higher education is a crucial strategy for fostering talent, promoting scientific and technological innovation, and enhancing the quality of education. This study delves into the history of higher education internationalization, spanning from educational aid to global trends. It also analyzes the implications of Tokyo's higher education internationalization strategy for Shanghai while emphasizing the strategic importance of university development.

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