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Employability and skills of higher education graduates : a Portuguese study

Rolim, Cássio Frederico C.; Machado-Taylor, Maria de … - 2016

One important conquest of the XXI Century is the fact that Higher Education is available for a large amount of the population. This is important also for countries and regions due to the emphasis on the development of literature on knowledge and innovation as a motor for the development of...

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Standardisation in European Higher Education. The Bologna Process and Hungary

Zakota, Zoltan - 2018

the main dangers lurking on it, especially nationalist populism. As an illustration, I will use the case of Hungary, one …

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Gender differences in applying for STEM programs in higher education : evidence from a policy shift in Hungary

Declercq, Koen; Ghysels, Joris; Varga, Júlia - 2018

programs affects these decisions. We apply our analysis to Hungary and we evaluate a policy reform that limited access to …

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Regional Accessibility of Higher Education In Russia

Bugakova, Polina; Prakhov, Ilya - 2020

enrolled at university both directly and indirectly through USE scores. Given the unequal regional economic development and the … differences in educational opportunities, we argue that university choice can be limited for certain cohorts of applicants … Moscow Region are most likely to enroll at university, since they face the lowest barriers. The problem of the accessibility …

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Dictatorship, Higher Education and Social Mobility

Bautista, María Angélica; González, Felipe; … - 2021

Pinochet. After democratization, children with a parent in the affected cohorts are also less likely to enroll in university …

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The Role of Colleges within the Higher Education Sector

Eckwert, Bernhard - 2018

Over the past decades the college sectors in the higher education systems of many Western countries have expanded their capacities massively. This happened even though colleges have been at a competitive disadvantage with universities which are publicly subsidized, while colleges must...

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Quota-Based Affirmative Action in Higher Education : The Impact on Other Backward Classes in India

Basant, Rakesh - 2019

While quota based and other affirmative action remains on the policy radar of nations faced with social inequalities, there is limited evidence informing policy choices at the national level. This paper estimates the mid-term impact of quota-based affirmative action in higher education (HE) in...

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Assessing the Impact of the CARES Act on Online Students : A Case Study of Two-Year Public College

Zentner, Aeron - 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has made a major impact on higher education and affected students’ livelihoods and attainment of education. To help students during these challenging times the Federal CARES Act was established to provide financial relief and support students in their time of need,...

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The effect of government cuts of doctoral scholarships on science

Rossello, Giulia - 2023

the university system. The political aim of the cut ensures that it is exogenous to the economic cycle and to the …

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Learning loss due to university closures during the COVID-19 pandemic : evidence from Thailand’s largest public university

Wannaphong Durongkaveroj - In: Thailand and the world economy 41 (2023) 2, pp. 103-122

institutions. This paper examines the survey of 400 undergraduate students at the largest public university in Thailand between …

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