2022
DOI: 10.3390/su142013659
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Models of Internationalization of Higher Education in Developing Countries—A Perspective of International Research Collaboration in BRICS Countries

Abstract: This study explored the international research collaboration in BRICS’s leading universities and their performance in the past decade. Based on the literature on the international educational policies in BRICS countries and the world university rankings, we select the top research universities of each BRICS country. We use the Scopes database, and the timespan of our research covers 2012–2021 years, which allows us to identify the critical points in international research collaborations in terms of research sc… Show more

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“…Education in BRICS countries is similar in terms of the challenges they face, such as the need for quality, inclusiveness, and equality (Wolhuter, 2023). They have also experienced an increase in international research collaboration and production of international collaborative publications, with varying degrees of growth and improvement in research quality and impact (Fan et al, 2022). Additionally, legal education in BRICS countries has undergone modifications due to globalization, with common influences from the USA and the UK education systems and a focus on improving quality and affordability (Chang et al, 2018;Vinnichenko & Gladun, 2018).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Education in BRICS countries is similar in terms of the challenges they face, such as the need for quality, inclusiveness, and equality (Wolhuter, 2023). They have also experienced an increase in international research collaboration and production of international collaborative publications, with varying degrees of growth and improvement in research quality and impact (Fan et al, 2022). Additionally, legal education in BRICS countries has undergone modifications due to globalization, with common influences from the USA and the UK education systems and a focus on improving quality and affordability (Chang et al, 2018;Vinnichenko & Gladun, 2018).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The top research universities in BRICS countries have actively participated in international research collaborations, leading to an increase in the production of international collaborative publications. China and India have shown rapid improvement and enhancement in the research quality and impact of their international cooperation in scientific publications (Fan et al, 2022). The expansion of higher education in BRICS countries,…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Government support programs play a pivotal role in facilitating HEIs internationalization, recognizing it as a crucial long-term developmental strategy. Fan et al (2022) analyzed internationalization support policies across Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, revealing sustained national commitment to funding various internationalization initiatives. These include incentives for publishing in international journals, recruiting foreign faculty and staff, and funding longterm mobility periods.…”
Section: Dimension 6: Other Areas Of Internationalizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…I gave a friendly smile and said in a soft tune, "That is all due to studying abroad" (Serpa et al, 2020). Because of this, many people put in a lot of effort to improve their education, both domestically and internationally; this is especially important for societies that are in the developing phase (Fan et al, 2022). It is widely accepted that the process of IHE is an unavoidable component.…”
Section: The Significance Of the Internationalization Of Higher Educa...mentioning
confidence: 99%