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  • Edited by Philippe Lane, Attaché for Higher Education at the French Embassy in the UK and Visiting Fellow Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, Maurice Fraser, London School of Economics
Publisher:
Liverpool University Press
Online publication date:
October 2011
Print publication year:
2011
Online ISBN:
9781846316777

Book description

The steady increase in joint programmes and qualifications offered by UK and French universities is a cause for celebration. But language constraints, financial pressures and political uncertainty present real obstacles to continued expansion. How are these to be overcome? And how can higher education institutions on either side of the Channel help each other to realise the enormous potential of Franco-British partnerships? Franco-British Academic Partnerships: The Next Chapter is a valuable opportunity not only to take stock of intensifying bilateral cooperation in the higher education sector, but also to share experience and best practice, and, hopefully, to identify some new initiatives and areas for collaboration. Boasting contributions from leading politicians and higher education managers, alongside essays from distinguished international scholars, the book will be required reading for academics and university leaders.

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