Challenges and Risks for Higher Education Now and Beyond the 2030
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challenges and risks, higher education, now and beyond 2030, challenges for HECAbstract
The role of higher education is very crucial in our education system for sustainable development. The aim and objectives of the research was to explore challenges and risks for higher education now and beyond the 2030. What would measure higher education should take for future modern challenges. The study was qualitative in nature and interviews based. 36-degree awarding institutes were chosen randomly then 144 faculty members were select for sample. It was found that due to high fesses dropout rate is high, public-private partnership is weak, curriculum is not reviewed from many years. Institutions has political influences and has no autonomy. It is recommended that government enhance higher education budget to lowers the fesses. Research and development should be enhancing. Education should be practical and according to the need of market.
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10497841
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