The MOOC BA, a New Frontier for Internationalization

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The MOOC BA, a New Frontier for Internationalization

November 16, 2021
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“The Bay of Naples with Vesuvius in the Background” c. 1872 / Oswald Achenbach

The MOOC BA, a New Frontier for Internationalization

Valentina Reda – Ruth Kerr

 

Abstract.  The early attraction of MOOCs was global reach and global branding to bolster university reputation and increase student enrollments from home and abroad, leading to a scenario marked by high numbers of HE Institutions with a low number of high-investment MOOCs. Recent emerging trends show a move towards online degrees, essentially postgraduate, which involves the big MOOC providers and universities positioning themselves to capture a growing market of lifelong learners through a broader portfolio of diversified credentials. The core business of curricular education verified by a degree, however, is only just being touched by the MOOC revolution, with very few – though significant – experiences. This paper proposes a policy framework for a MOOC strategy for bachelors degrees at the University of Naples, Federico II, which encompasses policy issues regarding funding, organization and governance.

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