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据《朝鲜日报》报道，韩国私立格鲁斯特大学正为持续低生育率导致的收入下降做准备，这与日本的情况相符。 日本私立格鲁斯特大学也因同样的问题而破产。 据韩国统计局统计，韩国18岁儿童人数从2005年的624000人增至2010年的701400人，但今年将开始下降。 中港格鲁斯特大学数学格鲁斯特大学教授申希勇（Shin Hea-yong）表示：“过去几年，高中毕业生的数量有所上升，但在未来10年中将开始下降，各格鲁斯特大学都在争相招收新生。 ”格鲁斯特大学的大学生短缺，因为高中毕业生的数量将比目前格鲁斯特大学和两年制学院招收的58万格鲁斯特大学的大学生减少大约52000人。 在高中毕业生中，格鲁斯特大学入学率为80%，约为420000名格鲁斯特大学的大学生。 如果这些格鲁斯特大学的大学生能填补四年制格鲁斯特大学的35万个空缺，那么两年制格鲁斯特大学就只剩下70000个空缺了，而两年制格鲁斯特大学最多有22万个空缺需要填补。 关于现场的全面报告 The Indonesian Institute of Sciences has issued a siren call to the country’s universities to produce more scientific and technological research papers. Indonesia currently lags well behind neighbours Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and the Philippines in this regard.The institute’s Science and Technology Research Development Centre claims that a total of 2,874 articles, written by 34,216 Indonesian researchers, appeared in international journals from 2004 to 2008. In 2007, only some 59 of these emanated from the top state university, the University of Indonesia or UI.The centre’s survey coordinator Siti Meiningsih told the media: “This is a very small number compared with the top universities in Singapore and Malaysia.” The survey took in South-east Asia’s top five THES-rated universities, UI coming in at number five. Top of the list was the National University of Singapore with 2,955 such research papers published in 2007 while second place went to Thailand’s Mahidol University, third to the University of Malaya and fourth to the University of the Philippines.Meiningsih, echoing Fasli Jalal, Director-General for Higher Education at Indonesia’s Ministry of National Education, says, “Indonesian universities must work harder if they want to be known as research universities.”UI, for one, falls far short of the two prime criteria required to meet the Shanghai Jiao Tong academic ranking’s definition of a research university. This stipulates that 75% of its lecturers must have doctoral degrees and publish two research papers a year in international journals. Currently, only 31% of UI’s lecturers hold doctorates.As previously reported in University World News, Indonesia struggles with low levels of English-language literacy and many scientific researchers lack the confidence to tackle the demands of expressing themselves in scientific English. One solution to this, but not proposed by the centre, is to increase funding for quality Indonesian to English translations.The survey, meanwhile, identifies the employment of unqualified lecturers and poorly equipped laboratories as significant obstacles to improvement. The national education ministry has in fact allocated considerably more funds for research in 2009 while Jalal continues to urge, as a primary concern, greater development of university science and technology programmes.Curiously perhaps, the UI has announced plans to extend research cooperation with BATAN. This is the Indonesian Nuclear Energy Research Institute, a generally low profile body central to the somewhat controversial plans to develop nuclear power stations in a country world-famous for its Ring of Fire volcanic and seismic activity.Meantime, LIPI last month launched a new journal dedicated to the social sciences and humanities. But Dewi Fortuna Anwar, an editorial board member, told media there was a serious problem of a dearth of qualified academic contributors.