In terms of competitiveness of products that most respondents indicated that higher education institutions in South Africa have active programs of orientation to acquaint students with the institutions and national, provide safe learning environments, provide technology information leading to academic growth and excellence is not easy to adapt to the needs and desires of the students, and provide convenient service packages for students. With regard to the tactics of the competitiveness of higher education institutions in South Africa have the ability to compile a title or the offer as it meets or exceeds international standards terms of providing the subject matter of international standards with internationally renowned staff, aggressively marketing their skills at international level, acceptable international calling-through words and with acceptable grant and loan schemes available to students.
Conclusions and Recommendations The majority of respondents agree that institutions of higher education in South Africa are able to compete internationally in the four dimensions of competition (strategic, institutional, and tactical product). Internationalization requires that institutions of higher education in South Africa should emphasize some relaxation of the relationship with the Government, despite the paradoxical need to create new bodies of change to cope with the imbalances of the past. The internationalization of higher education means that institutions operating in internationalized new levels of super ordered, which has its own legal, administrative and revenue-raising powers. In terms of strategic direction institutions of higher education might consider at least one of the following approaches to internationalization: “Aspiring globalization”: Applies to the scholars and institutions wishing to participate in the internationalization but problems to be considered on equal terms. “Life or death internationalization”: countries, its intellectuals and institutions that believe that cooperation is essential for the internationalization of its status and role in the global world.
“Two areas”: academics and institutions have the option of fighting for the situation is more national or more international orientation. The academic field in which it operates often determines this. For even more details, read what Morris Invest says on the issue. “Internationalization of import” means the countries and institutions that internationalization of handling only as coming from abroad, foreign students research and publication. It should not represent a different strategy for internationalization.