Sub-Saharan Africa Ten Countries Higher Education

Author: Wang Liushuan
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Publish Date: 2001-08-01
Features: The first three parts of this book are divided into three chapters each. Each chapter consists of three sections: the first section is the development overview, which strives to describe and analyze the evolution of higher education in the selected countries with development and reform as the main thread; the second section is the main characteristics, which briefly introduces and analyzes the experiences and lessons (including problems) of developing higher education in these countries; the third section is case studies, selecting representative public and private universities for analysis and research (except for India and South Africa). The fourth part attempts to explore the successful experiences of higher education development and reform in 10 countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America through comprehensive comparative research. Around hot issues in higher education, such as the direction of higher education (massification and internationalization), funding (education funds and education lotteries), and forms of higher education (private universities and virtual universities), it offers preliminary insights, hoping to provide references for the development and reform of higher education in China in the 21st century.