Training of the Universitys institutional framework to adapt to the needs of society.docVIP

Training of the University’s institutional framework to adapt to the needs of society Paper Keywords: higher education system of social adaptability Design Training Abstract: University of personnel training on how to adapt to social needs, this is the issue of common concern to the community, education sector have also held a number of theoretical viewpoints and opinions, but the problem had never effectively resolved. The reason, mainly because the needs of society “ degree “difficult to grasp, difficult to reduce personnel training cycle. Therefore, to integrate government, universities, social forces, build predictability, the contingency and the three major regulatory systems to adapt in order to promote better adaptation of talent training social needs. Personnel training for the community, which is the basic function of universities, but also attaches importance to developing countries the fundamental cause of higher education. University of trained people able to adapt to social needs, it will not only affect a country and regional levels of economic and social development, but also directly related to University’s own survival and development. For example, the United Kingdom has called “the sun never sets empire”, but later gradually Germany, the United States, Japan and other countries beyond, which to a large extent related to their educational failures. Britain is the world’s University, one of the first generation, 12,13 century Oxford and Cambridge established. But until the 19th century, new university in England no longer appears in Scotland only a few established several universities, and university education stick to the classical tradition of the humanities and the influence by the religious forces, and the demand of social reality, so that lack of talent is very h, resulting in the UK at a disadvantage in international competition. The history of higher education in Germany, had emerged many universities (such as the 18th century, the U