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Developing an evidence-based management approach for creating high performing higher education institutions

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  • André de Waal

    (HPO Center, Hilversum, The Netherlands, Maastricht School of Management, Maastricht, The Netherlands)

  • Leo Kerklaan

    (Franeker Management Academie, Franeker, The Netherlands)

Abstract

Effective higher education institutions (HEIs) are seen as an important building block in the development of a country. Unfortunately HEIs have come under increased pressure because of the worldwide trend of massification of higher education when at the same time students look for better quality education, while concurrently educational budgets are under pressure because of the economic crisis. This puts a great strain on HEIs who are forced to do more, of higher quality, in different ways, and with less resources. HEIs who manage to thrive in these challenging circumstances, by paying equal attention to increasing quality of both teaching and the internal organization, are known as high performing HEIs (HPHEIs). In this article an evidence-based management approach is applied for creating HPHEIs. Thus HEIs can, based on facts, make well-founded decisions in regard to the way forward when transforming themselves into HPHEIS.

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  • André de Waal & Leo Kerklaan, 2013. "Developing an evidence-based management approach for creating high performing higher education institutions," Working Papers 2013/18, Maastricht School of Management.
  • Handle: RePEc:msm:wpaper:2013/18
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    1. Robert Goedegebuure & Kennedy Ssejjemba & André de Waal, 2013. "Key determinants of effective partnerships: The case of partnerships between lead firms and farmers in pineapple value chains in Uganda and Kenya," Working Papers 2013/27, Maastricht School of Management.
    2. Odwa Mntonintshi & Vuyokazi Mtembu, 2019. "When Performance Management Fails: Attitudes and Perceptions of Staff at a Higher Education Institution," Journal of Economics and Behavioral Studies, AMH International, vol. 10(6), pages 131-140.

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