Mission and Vision Statements of Universities Worldwide - A Content Analysis
Las misiones y las visiones son las herramientas más usadas en la planeación estratégica. El sector de la educación superior adoptó su uso en los inicios de los años 80 y actualmente son prácticas cruciales implementadas en las universidades a nivel mundial. Si bien los estudios en este tema han ava...
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Las misiones y las visiones son las herramientas más usadas en la planeación estratégica. El sector de la educación superior adoptó su uso en los inicios de los años 80 y actualmente son prácticas cruciales implementadas en las universidades a nivel mundial. Si bien los estudios en este tema han avanzado sustancialmente, la mayoría de resultados están restringidos a contextos nacionales y están basados en muestras reducidas sin acceso abierto en formato digital. Este estudio elaboró un análisis de contenidos en 338 misiones y 291 visiones de universidades a nivel mundial, haciendo uso de Voyant Tools. Los resultados principales muestran una tendencia de las visiones hacia una influencia global, un clamor general por la investigación y la docencia, ninguna similitud entre los términos empleados en el sector privado y en las universidades; las misiones tienden a ser más largas que las visiones, hay ausencia de elementos cuantitativos; las misiones y visiones de Suramérica tienden a ser más largas y que las universidades públicas exhiben un énfasis en los individuos (estudiantes) y las privadas, en el proceso (enseñanza). |
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ir-10336-138072019-09-19T12:37:54Z Mission and Vision Statements of Universities Worldwide - A Content Analysis Documentos de Investigación. Facultad de Administración 152. Mission and Vision Statements of Universities Worldwide - A Content Analysis Cortés-Sánchez, Julián David Misión Visión Universidades Análisis de contenidos Educación superior Educación superior Planificación educativa Educación superior -- Planificación Declaración de la misión Planificación estratégica Mission statements Vision statements Universities Content analysis Higher education Las misiones y las visiones son las herramientas más usadas en la planeación estratégica. El sector de la educación superior adoptó su uso en los inicios de los años 80 y actualmente son prácticas cruciales implementadas en las universidades a nivel mundial. Si bien los estudios en este tema han avanzado sustancialmente, la mayoría de resultados están restringidos a contextos nacionales y están basados en muestras reducidas sin acceso abierto en formato digital. Este estudio elaboró un análisis de contenidos en 338 misiones y 291 visiones de universidades a nivel mundial, haciendo uso de Voyant Tools. Los resultados principales muestran una tendencia de las visiones hacia una influencia global, un clamor general por la investigación y la docencia, ninguna similitud entre los términos empleados en el sector privado y en las universidades; las misiones tienden a ser más largas que las visiones, hay ausencia de elementos cuantitativos; las misiones y visiones de Suramérica tienden a ser más largas y que las universidades públicas exhiben un énfasis en los individuos (estudiantes) y las privadas, en el proceso (enseñanza). Mission and vision statements (MS and VS) are the most frequently used strategic planning tools. In the early 1980s, they were adopted by the higher education sector. Both tools are now crucial practices implemented in universities worldwide. Despite the broad literature on the topic, most of the results are restricted to national contexts and based on reduced samples with no open access digital data. This study used Voyant Tools to perform a content analysis of 338 MS and 291 VS from universities worldwide. 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