the progress of higher education and scientific.- research in – iran has been noteworthy in recent years . the measures taken by iranian universities, specially teheran university, have been effective in promoting research work . however, compared with industrial achievements and economic growth rate of the country, this expansion seems to be sluggish and insufficient. renewed impetus to scient...

abstract introduction: noise exposure is the most common cause of tinnitus. a comprehensive assessment of tinnitus and its impact on the quality of life cannot be achieved merely by evaluating the psychoacoustic characteristics of tinnitus. this study aimed at exploring the potential relationship between tinnitus psychoacoustic characteristics and the resulting handicap. materials and methods: ...

aim: the comprehensive evaluation program of the health system in higher education is a strategic plan in line with the goals of health reform program. the planning levels are based on 12 general policies. as professors of medical universities have an important role in public health promotion, this study aimed to identify the outcomes of faculty development at medical universities in the northe...

introduction: one of the reasons for the maintenance of each organization to increase its productivity is having the consistency in values and beliefs and its overall organizational culture. therefore, for any organization that seeks to achieve some kind of advantage, it must be ensured to the existing organizational culture and also, attention to practical solutions for creating coherence in i...

We argue that there is a gap between software engineering cultivated in the universities and industrial software development. We believe that it is possible to get academia and industry closer by starting projects that will require solution of non-trivial scientific tasks from one side and long-term commitment to create a product out of this research solutions from the other side. We illustrate...

Parallels are drawn between the industrial and other applications of modern holistic Quality theory and (best) practices and the manner in which universities conduct their teaching, research and management functions. It is concluded that some ancient practices are good from a Quality viewpoint. In contrast some modern developments, particularly some of those forced on universities by government...

The authors explore the bases for regional engagement by universities in the light of structural change within higher education and ongoing debates about the nature of regional economic development. They focus on the implications for a university's relationship with its region of the New Labour policy environment within England as set out in a series of White Papers and consultation papers conc...