Thomas Schneider, Chief Executive of APRU, contributes an article to Global Solutions Journal: Issue 10 – April edition, title: Multilateralism, Systems Thinking, Education – The Dilemmas of Higher Education and the Case for a Meta-University. He demonstrates that APRU presents the key characteristics of a meta-university that facilitates both education and systems thinking through a multilateral value net. He then looks at the solutions (value propositions) such a meta-university offers to the ‘three dilemmas’ and the ‘emerging challenges’ recently outlined by Simon Marginson. The Global Solutions Journal aims to address collective approaches to multilateral challenges relevant to the G20. This year, it is structured around the six priority areas of T20 Brasil, including inequality, climate action, international finance, and global governance. The contributions this year come from a diverse range of experts across sectors from all around the world who weigh in on solutions to today’s polycrisis. These recommendations are elaborated on at the Global Solutions Summit 2024. Find the Global Solutions Journal – April Edition here. Find the article “Multilateralism, Systems Thinking, Education – The Dilemmas of Higher Education and the Case for a Meta-University” written by Thomas Schneider, Chief Executive of APRU here.

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