Dual sector institutions evolve or are created via a number of routes (Garrod and Macfarlane 2007). Merger is the most immediate and carries with it the consequential strains of dramatic institutional change. In this chapter the merger of Thames Valley University (TVU) with Reading College and School of Arts & Design (Reading College) is charted. The background and rationale for the merger is documented as are the structural changes that were enacted subsequently. Mergers demand not only structural but also cultural change. The TVU-Reading College merger highlights the importance of cultural change in ensuring the effectiveness of structural change in achieving merger goals
Mergers and acquisitions of higher education institutions are relatively rare, but each merger or ac...
Across the U.S., but especially in the Northeast and Upper Midwest, certain higher education institu...
The thesis is a study of the new NTNU merger where the purpose was to investigate the effect differe...
This Chapter examines the phenomenon of college merger from the point of view of 11 FE and sixth for...
In this working paper we present an analysis of the merger process in Wales in the period from 2002-...
Late in 1996, Kalgoorlie College and the Western Australian School of Mines in Western Australia wer...
The cultural change resulting from university mergers was studied in two Australian tertiary librari...
Late in 1996, Kalgoorlie College and the Western Australian School of Mines inWestern Australia were...
The merger of the Christchurch College of Education with the University of Canterbury on 1st January...
Rising tuition fees and pressures on public funding caused by austerity have increased the need for ...
2Governments are often inclined to think that merging higher education institutions produces instant...
The trend towards mergers in higher education is likely to continue, as pressure grows to achieve fi...
American higher education has been affected by spiraling cost, declining college-age population, dec...
This study sets out to investigate the impact of the merger of two preparatory schools. Specificall...
When a small, specialist higher education institution merged with a large university, both parties d...
Mergers and acquisitions of higher education institutions are relatively rare, but each merger or ac...
Across the U.S., but especially in the Northeast and Upper Midwest, certain higher education institu...
The thesis is a study of the new NTNU merger where the purpose was to investigate the effect differe...
This Chapter examines the phenomenon of college merger from the point of view of 11 FE and sixth for...
In this working paper we present an analysis of the merger process in Wales in the period from 2002-...
Late in 1996, Kalgoorlie College and the Western Australian School of Mines in Western Australia wer...
The cultural change resulting from university mergers was studied in two Australian tertiary librari...
Late in 1996, Kalgoorlie College and the Western Australian School of Mines inWestern Australia were...
The merger of the Christchurch College of Education with the University of Canterbury on 1st January...
Rising tuition fees and pressures on public funding caused by austerity have increased the need for ...
2Governments are often inclined to think that merging higher education institutions produces instant...
The trend towards mergers in higher education is likely to continue, as pressure grows to achieve fi...
American higher education has been affected by spiraling cost, declining college-age population, dec...
This study sets out to investigate the impact of the merger of two preparatory schools. Specificall...
When a small, specialist higher education institution merged with a large university, both parties d...
Mergers and acquisitions of higher education institutions are relatively rare, but each merger or ac...
Across the U.S., but especially in the Northeast and Upper Midwest, certain higher education institu...
The thesis is a study of the new NTNU merger where the purpose was to investigate the effect differe...