The university challenge : changing universities in a changing world / Ed Byrne and Charles Clarke.
Publisher: Harlow, England : Pearson Education Limited, 2020Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781292276519; 9781292276526; 9781292276533.Subject(s): Universities and colleges -- Social aspects | Universities and colleges -- Economic aspects | Education, Higher -- Social aspects | Education, Higher -- Economic aspects | Higher education and stateDDC classification: 378.001
Contents:
Changing universities in changing times -- Historical perspectives and international comparisons -- Universities and work -- Research : understanding and transforming the world -- The local economic and social impact of universities -- Who benefits from a university education? -- Education is for life -- Who pays for it all? -- University governance, leadership and the state -- Ten questions about the future of universities.
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Book | House of Lords Library - Palace Dewey | 378.001 BYR (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 018272 |
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373.421 HYM 1 out of 10 : from Downing Street vision to classroom reality / | 374 CEN Education policy analysis 2001 / | 378 PAL Universities and colleges : | 378.001 BYR The university challenge : changing universities in a changing world / | 378.001 COL What are universities for? / | 378.001 UNI The universities we need : | 378.0010941 MAS The new idea of a university / |
Changing universities in changing times -- Historical perspectives and international comparisons -- Universities and work -- Research : understanding and transforming the world -- The local economic and social impact of universities -- Who benefits from a university education? -- Education is for life -- Who pays for it all? -- University governance, leadership and the state -- Ten questions about the future of universities.