New University Concept And University Expected Functions

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Year-Number: 2019-Volume 11, Issue 5
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Number of pages: 92-105
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The aim of this study is to determine what is expected of the newly established universities (Giresun University Case) together with the new university concept based on the opinions of the external partners of higher education institutions (non-governmental organizations, political parties, local administrators). The sample group was determined as Giresun Center, Tirebolu, Görele and Şebinkarahisar districts. In this respect, a sample group of 33 people has been formed in each district consisting of six representatives of non-governmental organizations (Agriculture Chamber President, Chamber of Commerce and Industry President, Journalists Society President, Trade Unions) and three political parties president, six local administrators (Governor, Mayor, District Governor). Semi-structured interview form was used in the study. The data were analyzed with descriptive analysis technique. In the research, more than half of the participants think that the university can be a driving force for local development and the region by opening sections that are suitable for local needs. Participants who participated in the study stated that the university has positive cultural diversity and cultural transitions. As for the financing model, universities stated that universities should create their own resources other than public resources.

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