tailieunhanh - Candidate Brief for the position of: Executive Director DIT Foundation

Priority is given to books and book series that have relatively greater citation impact. Book Citation Index now covers over 150 highly cited book series in Science, Social Science, and Arts & Humanities. Journal and proceedings citations to books in these series indicate that they are well-integrated into the scholarly communication network. The Book Citation Index uncovers another dimension of this network by opening citation pathways leading to and from publications in the wider world of books. These connections will further enhance and deepen the ability to search and navigate the scholarly literature especially in those fields where book authorship. | 1 DIT Foundation Candidate Brief for the position of Executive Director DIT Foundation MTH Table of Contents Dublin Institute of Technology and the City of Development of Technological University of DIT at a Civic and industry DIT Campus life in Strategic The About DIT Board of Job Description - Executive Organisational Status .13 Working Relationships .13 Roles Responsibilities .14 Decision Making .15 Key Accountabilities .15 Person How to THE CITY ISOUR CAMPUS Introduction Dublin Institute of Technology DIT has been an integral part of the Irish Higher Education system for more than a century. In that time it has continued to adapt and expand its provision to reflect a changing society and the wider economic environment. DIT is now one of Ireland s largest and most innovative higher education institutions. A comprehensive dual-sector doctoral-awarding institution DIT combines the academic excellence of a traditional university with professional career-oriented learning preparing graduates for productive leadership roles. The core values reflected in its mission emphasize student-centred learning useful knowledge rigorous processes of discovery and critical enquiry and support for entrepreneurship and diversity. DIT educates some 9 of all higher education students in Ireland with approximately 19 000 students and circa 2 500 staff. Students are registered on programmes ranging from apprenticeship undergraduate and postgraduate degrees to continuing professional development and bespoke programmes for industry. DIT is one of four degree-awarding bodies in Ireland and each year over 4 000 graduates are conferred with their Awards. Academic programmes in DIT are developed through our four Colleges - Arts and Tourism Business Engineering and Built Environment and Sciences and