Doctoral Dissertation
2013 FY 2013
Graduate School of Asia-Pacific Studies, Waseda University
Yeeyoung, HONG
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1.
2.
3.
5
ASEAN+5
AsiaSEED
2009 10 16
2009 11 13 22
22
A 1 B 1
B/A %
7 1 0 0 0%
3 2 4 2 133%
133 23 32 5 24%
0 0 0 0 0%
112 14 2 2 2%
1 1 0 0 0%
13 3 0 0 0%
81 7 2 1 2%
72 15 7 2 10%
150 13 85 12 57%
ASEAN 572 79 132 24 23
157 26 85 22 54%
92 16 26 9 28%
69 7 1 1 1%
154 16 10 3 6%
4 2 0 0 0%
5 476 67 122 35 26
1,048 146 254 59 24%
A
% 100%
JICA
2010 5 254
24% 61
1 1
2
1 5
300
1 146
254 1 59
5 4
1 249 98%
6
4
4 249
stata
do Stata
2
0
61
2009 10 16 1 50 2009 11 13 2
72 2009 11 30 28 2009 12 25 91 2010 5 17
13 254 AsiaSEED 2010, p.30
2
1
4
23
33 13% 190 76% 26
10%
249 100%
46 18% 187 75% 16
6%
249 100%
43 17% 176 71% 30
12%
249 100%
92 37% 145 58% 12
5%
249 100%
JICA
23 249
1
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1
7
249 3
World Bank 2009
: : :
24
42 60% 26 37% 2 3% 70 100%
35 26% 95 70% 6 4% 136 100%
0 0% 20 87% 3 13% 23 100%
15 75% 4 20% 1 5% 20 100%
92 37% 145 58% 12 5% 249 100%
n=249
JICA
2 6
24
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3.3.2 6
1
2012 2 2
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Department of Higher Education
public private 2
Deputy Director General
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2
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62MOHE
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40
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Japanese University Consortium for Transnational-education JUCTe 2006
HELP 3
63
3.3.3 6
HELP
JUCTe
HELP JAPEMA Alumni association
HELP
Yayasan Ilmuwan
1
6 HELP JICA 2010 HELP
JICA 2010 5
E Asia SEED
63JUCTe HELP 15 Asia SEED
http://www.jucte.org/corporation/business.html
2
HELP HELP
HELP
HELP 1
HELP 2 HELP 3
2 HELP 27
HELP
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JUCTe 15 26
3
6 4
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B HELP HELP
HELP
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2010 5 21
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4
300
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3
2
3
3 3
4
1
300 1,000
4.1.1
31.3% 23.1%
20.2% 11.4% 10.9%
2006 pp.35
45%
2006 2007
2012 2012
86 99
41 2 19
3 12
2008
27
% % % %
1 31.3 28.9 34.1 33.5
2 23.1 25.8 22.4 32.3
3 20.2 19.2 19.6 21.5
4 11.4 17.9 17.5 5.1
5 10.9 5.4 4.0 1.9
1.9
n=1,048
JICA
28 3
193 18%
15
ODA AUN/SEED-Net
HELP
IIE 2011
28 15
1 193 82 116 41
2 138 34 105 36
3 122 29 92 22
4 107 25 73 11
5 73 22 42 9
6 70 16 26 6
7 52 15 21 3
8 33 13 12 3
9 31 12 12 3
10 30 9 10 2
11 24 9 9
12 18 8 8
13 18 6 7
14 17 5 6
15 17 3 5
n=1,048
JICA
29
1,048
18.6% 195 17.7% 185
ASEAN+3
64
29 10
5.8% 2.2%
2012, pp.53 AUN
AUN
- %
1 - 195 18.6
2 - 185 17.7
3 - 134 12.8
4 - 112 10.7
5 - 92 8.8
6 - 82 7.8
7 - 70 6.7
8 - 61 5.8
9 - 51 4.9
10 - 23 2.2
n=1,048
JICA
64 ASEAN ASEAN+3 University Network
Guangxi Guizhou Xiamen Yunnan
http://www.aunsec.org/policy.php
4.1.2
5
50.3%
31.7%
MBA
5
n=902
JICA
2012
Kuder and Obst 2009
36% 15% 14%
65
6 3
64% 43% 21
33%
IIE 2011
53% 28% 14%
+ + 2
2.4%
6
n=899
JICA
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7 1989
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2000
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10
Kuder and Obst 2009
1996 54%
1996 2000
7
n=232
JICA 10%
32%
57%
1%
1989 1990-1999 2000-2004 2005-2009 2010
2
expected outcomes 2 3
5 1
30
(Acceptance of foreign students)
(Outgoingmobility opportunities for students)
3.13 3.20 3.57
2.89 3.06 3.21
3.29 3.35 3.33
2.88 2.94 2.86
3.06 2.86 2.78
3.07 2.94 2.86
3.45 3.33 3.42
2.60 2.60 2.66
2.59 2.55 2.60
2.79 2.69 2.72
2.57 2.00 2.53
4 = 3 = 2 = 1 = 0 =
JICA-300
cross-border activities student mobility
program mobility 30
3 300
66
4.2.1 2
249
31
31
0-4
1 3.02
2 3.00
3 2.97
4 2.78
5 2.69
6 2.68
7 2.66
8 2.63
9 2.63
10 2.59
11 2.08
n=249
4 = 3 = 2 = 1 = 0 =
JICA
66JICA 300 Kuroda et al
2010 44% 131 ASEAN 83
48
motivation Kuder and Obst 2009
67
2.08
Knight 2008c, pp.7
67 2010 1
Knight 2008b,
pp.20 2011 IIE 2011
10
32
60% 40%
5% 20%
32
4.02% 9.64% 12.85% 16.47% 44.58% 12.45% 100%
4.42% 6.43% 23.69% 28.92% 23.29% 13.25% 100%
3.21% 2.81% 18.88% 30.92% 31.33% 12.85% 100%
5.22% 6.02% 20.88% 36.14% 18.88% 12.85% 100%
5.62% 6.43% 22.09% 28.51% 24.1% 13.25% 100%
4.82% 7.23% 24.1% 34.14% 17.27% 12.45% 100%
3.61% 2.41% 20.08% 23.69% 37.35% 12.85% 100%
4.42% 10.44% 21.29% 26.91% 23.69% 13.25% 100%
6.43% 7.23% 20.88% 30.12% 22.09% 13.25% 100%
4.42% 9.64% 18.47% 22.49% 32.13% 12.85% 100%
20.88% 7.23% 17.67% 25.7% 15.26% 13.25% 100%
n=249
JICA
33
33
0-4
0-4
1 2.77 3.69
2 2.60 3.52
3 2.55 3.35
4 2.52 3.31
5 2.43 3.08
6 2.43 3.02
7 2.34 2.99
8 2.32 2.98
9 2.27 2.88
10 2.24 2.87
11 2.00 2.24
n=249
4 = 3 = 2 = 1 = 0 =
JICA
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1 2.11
2 1.98
3 1.78
4 1.77
5 1.73
6 1.67
7 1.59
8 1.58
9 1.50
10 1.47
11 1.46
12 1.40
13 1.37
14 1.26
15 1.22
n=249
4 = 3 = 2 = 1 = 0 =
JICA
2
2012, pp.155
1 IIE 2011
IIE 2011
65 26
NPO
Knight 2008b
Knight 2009a 2
2
1 3
ECTS
European Credit Transfer System ASEAN
SEAMEO ASEAN ASEAN Credit Transfer System:
ACTS UMAP UMAP Credit Transfer
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22.49% 23.69% 24.5% 8.43% 4.02% 16.87% 100%
25.7% 20.88% 17.67% 17.27% 2.41% 16.06% 100%
32.13% 19.68% 15.66% 15.26% 1.61% 15.66% 100%
32.53% 17.67% 14.86% 15.66% 2.81% 16.47% 100%
19.28% 13.65% 26.1% 17.67% 7.63% 15.66% 100%
22.49% 17.67% 20.08% 21.29% 2.81% 15.66% 100%
22.89% 14.06% 23.69% 21.29% 2.01% 16.06% 100%
27.31% 12.45% 24.5% 16.87% 2.81% 16.06% 100%
14.06% 18.88% 26.91% 19.68% 4.42% 16.06% 100%
20.48% 17.67% 21.29% 18.47% 6.02% 16.06% 100%
22.49% 20.88% 18.07% 18.88% 2.81% 16.87% 100%
26.51% 16.47% 19.28% 18.88% 2.81% 16.06% 100%
19.68% 12.85% 26.91% 20.08% 4.82% 15.66% 100%
11.24% 14.86% 18.88% 30.12% 8.03% 16.87% 100%
11.65% 16.87% 22.09% 25.70% 6.43% 17.27% 100%
n=249
JICA
68ASEAN student work load 1
25~30 UMAP UCTS
1 UCTS 60 UCTS÷
1 60 UCTS÷31 1.935UCTS 124 2012
37
8%
26% 6%
29%
2% 2
38
1
5 2011b
13
2 1 9
1 6 1
3 2
9
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0-4 0-4
1 2.37 2.07
2 2.27 1.95
3 2.19 1.87
4 2.12 1.81
5 2.06 1.53
6 2.04 1.46
7 1.95
1.46
8 1.93 1.36
9 1.93 1.33
10 1.86
1.27
11 1.83 1.26
12 1.82
1.25
13 1.77 1.18
14 1.74 0.96
15 1.55
0.96
n=249
4 = 3 = 2 = 1 = 0 =
JICA
4.3.2
t 39