1. Tracking Rankings

• Document rankings from global agencies (e.g., QS, THE, Shanghai Rankings).
• Categorize rankings by:
  • Overall institutional ranking
  • Subject-specific ranking
  • Regional ranking

2. Performance Metrics

• Analyze key metrics contributing to rankings (e.g., academic reputation, employer reputation, citations).
• Compare rankings with peer institutions annually.

3. Improvement Strategies

• Develop action plans to improve ranking-related metrics (e.g., faculty-student ratio, research output).
• Enhance visibility through marketing and participation in international events.

4. Stakeholder Engagement

• Share ranking results with stakeholders (faculty, students, industry).
• Collect feedback from stakeholders to identify improvement areas.

1. Accreditation Tracking

• Maintain a record of international accreditations achieved by:
  • Institution
  • Specific programs or departments

2. Evaluation of Accreditation Impact

• Assess how accreditations align with global academic standards.
• Track changes in student enrollment or reputation post-accreditation.

3. Continuous Compliance

• Schedule regular reviews to ensure compliance with accreditation standards.
• Update stakeholders about accreditation renewal timelines and outcomes.

4. New Opportunities

• Identify additional international accreditation opportunities.
• Evaluate costs, benefits, and resource requirements for new accreditations.

1. Participation Data

• Track the number of students enrolled in dual degree programs.
• Record the total number of eligible students for such programs.

2. Metrics Calculation

• Calculate participation rate.

3. Student Feedback

• Collect feedback on the experience and value of dual degree programs.
• Identify barriers to participation (e.g., financial, academic, administrative).

4. Promotion and Support

• Organize informational sessions to promote dual degree programs.
• Offer scholarships or financial support for international program participants.

1. Tracking Collaborations

• Maintain a record of research collaborations with international institutions.
• Categorize collaborations by:
  • Joint publications
  • Joint research projects
  • Funded international research

2. Outcome Metrics

• Number of joint publications in indexed journals.
• Funding obtained through international collaborations.
• Research impact (e.g., citations, societal impact).

3. Engagement and Networking

• Participate in international research forums and conferences.
• Develop formal agreements (e.g., MOUs) with global research partners.

4. Improvement Strategies

• Identify new international research opportunities and partners.
• Provide training for faculty to strengthen research proposal writing skills for international grants.

1. Outcome Metrics

• Global university and subject rankings.
• Number and status of international accreditations.
• Student participation rate in international dual degree programs.
• Number of international research collaborations and associated outputs.

2. Documentation and Reporting

• Prepare an annual report summarizing internationalization outcomes.
• Share findings with stakeholders to inform strategic planning.

3. Action Plan for Enhancement

• Identify and address gaps in internationalization efforts.
• Strengthen existing partnerships and explore new global opportunities.