Publisher's Synopsis
International managerial skills are increasingly essential in higher education institutions as they expand their global partnerships, diverse student populations, and cross-border research collaborations. Leaders in this sector need to navigate cultural differences, manage diverse teams, and communicate effectively across languages and backgrounds. Proficiency in international management also involves understanding global educational trends, adapting to varied regulatory environments, and fostering inclusive campus climates that value diversity. By honing these skills, higher education managers can create more globally connected institutions that are responsive to the needs of students and staff from around the world, ultimately strengthening their institution's global presence and impact. International Managerial Skills in Higher Education Institutions explores frameworks for effectively leading diverse, multicultural academic teams and strategies for navigating complex global education policies. It delves into the role of global leadership competencies by advancing institutional goals, enhancing cross-border research initiatives, and building resilient educational networks. Covering topics such as artificial intelligence (AI), entrepreneurial skills, and time management, this book is an excellent resource for higher education leaders, administrators, policy makers, faculty members, educators, researchers, academicians, and more.
