Submitted by: Submitted by Phamlevan
Views: 344
Words: 32840
Pages: 132
Category: Other Topics
Date Submitted: 12/11/2012 07:25 AM
MSc Thesis:
Internationalisation of Higher Education.
China and Vietnam: from importers of
education to partners in cooperation.
Supervisor: Asst. Prof. Stine Jessen Haakonsson
Student: Que Anh Dang (MSc BLC BADS)
Copenhagen, 3 February 2011
Taps: 166 709
Acknowledgements
I would like to express my sincere thanks to Stine Haakonsson for her guidance and comments
on my thesis. Her questions had made our meetings very fruitful discussions and her
suggestions prompted new ways of thinking. She also showed a great interest in my project,
which is very encouraging for me in pursuing my academic endeavour.
When I first arrived in Denmark to study I did not think that I was taking part in the
internationalisation of higher education. Writing this thesis gave me the opportunity to gain
deeper understanding of this global social phenomenon, which happens in my universities in
Denmark and also in my home country, and I am a part of it.
In writing this thesis I have received support from various people, many of them have become
important in my professional networks. My special thanks go to Dr Nguyen Ngoc Hung, Ministry
of Education and Training of Vietnam, Professor David Wilmoth, former director of RMIT
Vietnam, Professor Arne Carlsen, Danish School of Education, Professor Lauritz Holm-Nielsen,
Aarhus University, Professor Hans Gregersen, Sino-Danish Centre Secretariat at Aarhus
University, Professor Nick Miles, University of Nottingham, Ningbo, China, Mr Uffe Toudal
Pedersen and Ms Anita Damsgaard, Danish Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation.
Last but not least, my family and friends have, in various ways, supported my study. I am very
grateful for all the encouragement and care they have given me.
Que Anh Dang
Copenhagen, January 2011
Que Anh Dang, MSc Thesis, 2011.
Page 2
Table of Contents
Summary...