African Universities: The Way Forward

This study explores what can be done to overcome the current crisis of quality, relevance and finance in African universities. It catalogues the accomplishments of African universities, identifies current problems, and signals likely solutions. It analyzes pertinent experience in seven key areas where changes are needed: university - state relations, financial diversification, management, governance, relevance, quality preservation, and managing the social demand for higher education. The report also suggests how a process of higher education reform can be initiated, and outlines complementary roles for government, universities and donors in the process.

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Main Author: Saint, William S.
Language:English
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 1994-01
Subjects:ACHIEVEMENT, CURRICULA, CURRICULUM, DEGREES, DONOR AGENCIES, EDUCATION POLICY, EDUCATION SECTOR, EDUCATIONAL CHOICES, EDUCATIONAL INPUTS, EDUCATIONAL QUALITY, EQUIPMENT, EXPENDITURES, FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS, GENDER, GRADUATE UNEMPLOYMENT, HIGH COSTS, HIGHER EDUCATION, HIGHER EDUCATION REFORM, HIGHER EDUCATION SECTOR, HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM, HUMAN RESOURCES, INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT, LABOR MARKET, LABOR MARKETS, LEARNING, PRIVATE SECTOR, PUBLIC SERVICES, STAFF DEVELOPMENT, UNIVERSITIES, UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENTS, UNIVERSITY GRADUATES, UNIVERSITY TRAINING UNIVERSITIES & COLLEGES, QUALITY OF EDUCATION, EDUCATIONAL FINANCING, EDUCATIONAL POLICY, SCHOOL ENROLLMENT, INSTITUTIONAL REFORM, LEADERSHIP TRAINING, GENDER GAP, ETHNICITY, ACCESS TO EDUCATION, EQUITY IN EDUCATION, COST RECOVERY, TARGETING, INSTITUTION BUILDING,
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/1994/01/1574594/african-universities-way-forward
https://hdl.handle.net/10986/10023
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