Global Partnerships
At the heart of internationalization are connections with institutions and organizations in other nations. Most familiar are academic partnerships focusing on student and faculty exchange and collaboration around teaching and learning, research, and development issues. Going it alone is an increasingly difficult strategy for institutions trying to cope with limited resources, intensified competition, and increasing demands for access and quality. Institutions benefit from partnering with each other, at home and abroad, and with corporations, non-governmental organizations, and community groups to enhance their quality and capacity. ACE publications in this area have focused on leadership issues and partnership strategies. ACE Resources on Partnerships
Higher Education for Development (HED): HED coordinates the efforts of the nation's six major higher education associations to build their partnership with the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and help their higher education member institutions plan and implement development programs with colleges and universities abroad. HED provides funding for innovative partnerships between U.S. colleges and universities and institutions of higher learning in developing nations More Resources on Partnerships
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