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CHED Research Day celebrating 10 years in CHED What do we know and what difference does it make? ***************************************************************************** Universities today are the homes of research into almost every subject save one – themselves. There are few fields of social science in which painstaking investigation is more necessary and less often pursued. Lord James of Rushholme 1965 quoted in Maton 2004

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Introduction to the event and theme:What we do know and what difference has this research made at institutional and national level? Presented by: A/Prof/ Suellen Shay and Dr. Jeff Jawitz

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Page 1: CHED Research Day Introduction

CHED Research Daycelebrating 10 years in CHED

What do we know and what difference does it make?

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Universities today are the homes of research into almost every subject save one – themselves. There are few fields of social science in which painstaking investigation is more necessary and less often pursued.

Lord James of Rushholme 1965 quoted in Maton 2004

Page 2: CHED Research Day Introduction

CHED Total Research Output 2001 to 2008

23

34.2

28.1

55.5 57

42.6

74

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CHED Accredited Journal Outputs 2000 - 2008

3

5.7 6.48.1

16.7

10.35

15

10.7

19.19

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5

10

15

20

25

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Years

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Units

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6,165,027

2,330,739

2,629,3181,204,970Grand Total

45,26336,000 9,263VLF/VSF

153,00067,00039,00047,000Thuthuka

273,920 97,532176,388Start-Up

10,000 10,000 Short Visit

213,60075,00089,10049,500S & R Leave

11,4654,3023,8523,311Page Costs

20,40020,400  Miscellaneous URC

197,520 103,91493,606Emerging Researcher

341,48060,000166,625114,855Conference Travel

67,55867,558  Carnegie Develop

301,93380,328126,69494,911Block Grant

40,000 40,000 Rating Award

4,488,8881,920,1511,952,601616,137NRF

Grand Total200920082007

NRF and URC Awards

Page 5: CHED Research Day Introduction

Contributions to …

• CHED’s own professional development

• Fields of specialization

• Institutional and national development

Page 6: CHED Research Day Introduction

20No. Phd’s (WIP)

49%18%% of academic staff with Phd’s

3No. Masters (WIP)

3311No. of Phds

6860No. of academic staff

20082000

CHED’s professional development

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Fields of specialization Higher Education Studies

Adult Learning

Science Education

Language studies

Engineering Education

Health Science Education

Information Management & ICT’s

Studies in Higher EducationTeaching in Higher EducationSouth African Journal of Higher Ed

British Journal of Ed Tech Computers & EducationSouth African Computer Journal

Medical Teacher Education for Primary Care

Language in EducationJournal of Applied LinguisticsSouthern African J of English Studies

European Journal of PhysicsInternational J of Science Ed

SA Journal of Libraries & Info ScienceElec Journal of Knowledge Management

International J of Eng Ed

Journal of EducationSouth African Labour Bulletin

Page 8: CHED Research Day Introduction

Student access

Student dev

Curriculum dev

Literacies

Staff dev

Policy

Admissions & placement testing Benchmark Testing RPL

Extended programmesFactors affecting throughput

New Academic Practitioners’ ProgrammeTutor development

Policies: EdTech, Multilingualism, Assessment, Quality Dev,

Service Learning

Institutional and National Development

Academic literacy and numeracy across the curriculum e.g. ‘new’ curriculum in HS, Physics report Writing, innovative teaching through ICT’s

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Where to from here?

• Post-Phd…

• Creative tensions – building fields & developing institutions and national systems

• Review our strategic plan

• Professionalizing research operations

• Communicating our research