A ROAD MAP FOR STRATEGIC PLANNING IN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS
Ercan Öztemel, Cemalettin Kubat
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Ercan Öztemel, Cemalettin Kubat
Abstract
SUMMARY Strategic planning is one of the key elements of successful management in higher educations. There has been some initiatives such as Bologna process in order to increase the efficiency and effectiveness as well as quality of the education in all over Europe. Strategic planning will definitely help to that purpose. However, it is not easy to do the planning as it deals with a lot of uncertainties and requires detailed analysis of current situation and a clear look towards the future. This paper presents a roadmap for creating such plan and indicates possible areas to concentrate in doing the analysis. It is important to follow this road map for the sake of creating an implementable plan and monitoring the implementations within the organization for which the plan is established.
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SUMMARY Strategic planning is one of the key elements of successful management in higher educations. There has been some initiatives such as Bologna process in order to increase the efficiency and effectiveness as well as quality of the education in all over Europe. Strategic planning will definitely help to that purpose. However, it is not easy to do the planning as it deals with a lot of uncertainties and requires detailed analysis of current situation and a clear look towards the future. This paper presents a roadmap for creating such plan and indicates possible areas to concentrate in doing the analysis. It is important to follow this road map for the sake of creating an implementable plan and monitoring the implementations within the organization for which the plan is established.
Key concepts: Strategic planning, Plan (archaeology), Road map, Process management, Implementation, Order (exchange), Process (computing), Business