The Integral University: Holistic development of individuals, communities, organisations and societies.

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Title: The Integral University: Holistic development of individuals, communities, organisations and societies.
Authors: Schieffer, Alexander1 schieffer@trans-4-m.com, Lessem, Ronnie1 lessem@trans-4-m.com
Source: Prospects (00331538). Dec2014, Vol. 44 Issue 4, p607-626. 20p.
Subject Terms: *Innovations in higher education, *Aims & objectives of higher education, *Education & society, *Curriculum planning, *Holistic education, *Higher education
Abstract: The article describes an approach towards a fully transformed university, coined Integral University. Linking Education (E), Research (R), Activation (A) and Catalysation (C), it can 'CARE' for individual, organisation, communal and societal development. Within it, theory and practice, knowledge creation and transformative action go hand in hand. The article illustrates the vital developmental contribution that educational institutions can, and indeed must, make to address the most crucial issues of our time. It starts by introducing the Integral Worlds approach as the ontological and epistemological foundation for an Integral University, and then translates this approach into an evolved understanding of the functions of an Integral University. It concludes with practical current developments, from Zimbabwe to Egypt, from Nigeria to Slovenia, innovative cases that demonstrate its potential: a crucial contribution towards a necessary (r)evolution of today's university. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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