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These pages contain the original text of the Tertiary Education Strategy documents. Only edit content if you notice the text is inconsistent with the final published document. Feel free to develop your own cross references and index structure. Increased global connectedness and mobility
By 2007, New Zealand researchers will be even more extensively networked with the international research community. This will be reflected in more joint research programmes, the increased exchange of researchers, and the greater opportunities for mobility of research students within these international networks. Increasingly, for economically-focussed programmes, research-based innovations will be commercialised through such international networks and be linked to enterprise in New Zealand and offshore. This global connectedness will be ensured by New Zealand’s continuing contribution to expanding the national and international pool of knowledge, based on a broad New Zealand research capability. This capability will ensure that New Zealand remains a part of the networks that make up the global research community, with resultant interpretation and exploitation of the global knowledge pool for New Zealand’s benefit in all spheres of endeavour. « Objective 30 | Index | Objective 32 » |
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