Global 30 Project

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The Global 30 Project was a Japanese government initiative aimed at promoting the internationalization of selected universities by expanding English-taught degree programs and attracting more international students.

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instanceOf Japanese government higher education initiative
aim attract more international students to Japan
expand English-taught degree programs in Japan
promote internationalization of Japanese universities
alternateName Global 30 NERFINISHED
Global 30 Universities Project NERFINISHED
country Japan
endTime 2014
field higher education
focus development of English-medium graduate programs
development of English-medium undergraduate programs
enhancement of international public relations of universities
improvement of support services for international students
fundingSource Japanese national government budget
goal create hubs for international education in Japan
increase competitiveness of Japanese universities globally
hasEffect increase in English-taught degree programs in Japan
increase in number of international students at selected universities
hasPart Doshisha University NERFINISHED
Keio University NERFINISHED
Kyoto University NERFINISHED
Kyushu University NERFINISHED
Meiji University NERFINISHED
Nagoya University NERFINISHED
Osaka University NERFINISHED
Ritsumeikan University NERFINISHED
Sophia University NERFINISHED
Tohoku University NERFINISHED
University of Tokyo NERFINISHED
University of Tsukuba NERFINISHED
Waseda University NERFINISHED
implementedBy Japanese government NERFINISHED
Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) NERFINISHED
languageOfInstructionEmphasis English
numberOfSelectedUniversities 13
officialLanguageOfProgramMaterials English
Japanese
partOf Japan’s higher education internationalization strategy
policyType internationalization policy
replacedBy Top Global University Project NERFINISHED
sector tertiary education
selectionCriterion universities’ potential to become international education hubs
startTime 2009
targetGroup Japanese universities
international students
timePeriod early 21st century

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Top Global University Project predecessor Global 30 Project
Top Global University Project successorOf Global 30 Project