Comprehensive US Japan Higher Education Collaboration Study

The study titled U.S.-Japan Higher Education Engagement Study USJP HEES provide a comprehensive understanding and insight into the dynamic landscape of collaboration between higher education institutions from both countries. This initiative is a collaborative effort by the American Council on Education ACE, in partnership with organizations like the Japan Committee for Universities for International Exchange JACUIE. The primary goal of USJP HEES is twofold: to enhance mutual comprehension and cooperation within the U.S.-Japan higher education community, while also leveraging its strengths in the broader global context.

The study was carried out from 2017 to 2020 by ACE. It compiled open-access data on institutional-level engagements from various sources including U.S. and Japanese universities, educational associations, government agencies, and affiliated entities. USJP HEES serves as a unique resource that brings together different stakeholders involved in academic exchange, research collaboration, and workforce development between institutions in the United States and Japan.

To ensure robust findings based on data gathered over time from 2017 to 2020, USJP HEES presents insightful visualizations, fact sheets, and infographics which are designed to summarize and analyze these insights. These resources provide a clear picture of trs, collaborations, and areas for improvement in the bilateral cooperation between U.S.-Japan higher education institutions.

In addition to offering an extensive overview of the state of academic engagement across various disciplines like science, technology, engineering, mathematics STEM, ities, social sciences, business studies, arts, among others; USJP HEES also offers practical recommations. These suggestions are med at strengthening existing collaborations, advocating for policies that promote global education and research mobility, enhancing bilateral academic networks, developing innovative progra address 21st-century challenges, and fostering an inclusive environment that supports diversity and inclusion in international partnerships.

ACE, along with its partners like JACUIE, continues to support the broader U.S.-Japan cooperation through initiatives such as convening higher education organizations under the Washington Higher Education Secretariat WHES. With a growing network of institutional members, the study provides customized search services and research updates for institutions looking to deepen their ties with Japanese counterparts or seeking opportunities to enhance partnerships.

In , USJP HEES serves not only as an invaluable resource for stakeholders in U.S.-Japan higher education collaboration but also acts as a catalyst for fostering new academic partnerships. The data-driven insights presented offer a roadmap for enhancing institutional ties, promoting global research and learning communities, while also advocating for policies that support this dynamic exchange of knowledge.

Visit our website to explore further detls on USJP HEES and the resources provided. For any questions or inquiries, please contact Veronica Onorevole, Associate Director of Learning and Engagement at [email protected]. To stay updated with research developments or request research services, please fill out the online form avlable on our site.

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