Horizonte: Perspectivas globales sobre educación superior

Ryan S.   Baker; Pedro Teixeira; Josep M. Duart; Peter Felten; Mikko Rask; Pablo Rivarola Padrós; Tatiana Fumasoli; Julián Andrés Pacheco Martínez; María Isabel  Rojas Olarte; Camila Guiovana Suárez

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Horizonte: Perspectivas globales sobre educación superior

DOI: https://doi.org/10.16925/9789587605921

El libro Horizonte: perspectivas globales sobre educación superior acompaña el lanzamiento del Plan Estratégico UCC 2026-2030 de la Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia, para consolidarse como una hoja de ruta para enfrentar los desafíos de un entorno educativo en transformación. El Plan surge de un proceso participativo, riguroso y multietápico, que integró instancias de gobierno, equipos técnicos, expertos nacionales e internacionales y a la comunidad universitaria, con el propósito de fortalecer la identidad cooperativa, la cohesión institucional y la pertinencia territorial.

La obra destaca la importancia de una universidad multicampus integrada, capaz de convertir su diversidad regional en valor colectivo mediante estándares compartidos, innovación pedagógica y una visión común. Asimismo, resalta la formación a lo largo de la vida, el bienestar integral, la calidad con flexibilidad, la analítica del aprendizaje, la gobernanza distribuida, la sostenibilidad financiera y la articulación con actores sociales y productivos como ejes fundamentales para el desarrollo institucional.

A través de las contribuciones de siete expertos internacionales, el libro ofrece una mirada comparada sobre los retos contemporáneos de la educación superior, aportando criterios para la toma de decisiones estratégicas y la mejora continua. Estas reflexiones fortalecen la capacidad institucional para anticipar escenarios, diseñar trayectorias formativas pertinentes y consolidar un modelo universitario moderno, sostenible y solidario.

En conjunto, la publicación busca convertir el horizonte estratégico en transformaciones visibles, verificables y sostenibles, situando a la comunidad universitaria como protagonista del cambio y proyectando el impacto social de la Universidad en los territorios y en el país.

Palabras clave: Plan Estratégico UCC 2026-2030, educación superior, universidad multicampus, pertinencia territorial, calidad y flexibilidad, bienestar estudiantil, gobernanza universitaria, innovación educativa, sostenibilidad institucional, analítica del aprendizaje

Autores/as

Ryan S. Baker

(Autor de capítulo)

University of Adelaide

Pedro Teixeira

(Autor de capítulo)

Universidad de Oporto

Josep M. Duart

(Autor de capítulo)

Universitat Oberta de Catalunya

Peter Felten

(Autor de capítulo)

Elon University

Mikko Rask

(Autor de capítulo)

Universidad de Helsinki

Pablo Rivarola Padrós

(Autor de capítulo)

Universidad Siglo 21

Tatiana Fumasoli

(Autor de capítulo)

University College London

Camila Guiovana Suárez

(Traductor/a)

Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia

Julián Andrés Pacheco Martínez (ed.)

Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia

María Isabel Rojas Olarte (ed.)

Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia

Prólogo
Presentación
Analítica institucional para la transformación

Ryan S. Baker
La sostenibilidad financiera de la educación superior : desafíos para las instituciones de educación superior privadas en contextos de cambio rápido

Pedro Teixeira
Aprendizajes con calidad y flexibilidad en la educación superior

Josep M. Duart
Experiencia estudiantil y bienestar : educación rica en relaciones, bienestar y entornos inclusivos

Peter Felten
Compromiso, innovación y futuro : vías estratégicas para las universidades de investigación aplicada

Mikko Rask
Conocimiento estudiantil, flexibilidad curricular e innovación docente

Pablo Rivarola Padrós
Liderazgo distribuido en el Sur Global : un marco estratégico integrado para el valor público en la Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia (UCC)

Tatiana Fumasoli

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