Abstract
The School of Information System at the University of Tasmania has been teaching a Bachelor of Information Systems degree at the Shanghai Fisheries University for the past three years. This article critically reflects on the nature of that teaching, the issues that have arisen and the methodology that was adopted to introduce this programme to a Chinese university. A framework for the analysis of international education has been adopted as a means through which to identify each of the issues that have arisen in the delivery and administration of this programme. The findings reflect on impact of the social and cultural contexts in which such international off- shore programmes are delivered.
Recommended Citation
Keen, Chris and Steer, Dean, "Reflections on the Cross-cultural Delivery of an Information Systems Degree in China" (2005). ACIS 2005 Proceedings. 75.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/acis2005/75