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Palestinian Faculty Development Project

Palestinian Faculty Development Project. Higher Education (HE) Context in Palestine. High value placed on education High proportion receive HE 41 institutions (10 full undergraduate; 20 below bachelors level) 9% annual growth in high school grads 1 Doubling of students in HE from 1999-2005

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Palestinian Faculty Development Project

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  1. Palestinian Faculty Development Project

  2. Higher Education (HE) Context in Palestine • High value placed on education • High proportion receive HE • 41 institutions (10 full undergraduate; 20 below bachelors level) • 9% annual growth in high school grads1 • Doubling of students in HE from 1999-2005 • 40,000 new entrants in 20052 1. Massar Associates for USAID (2005) 2. Hashweh & Hashweh (2003)

  3. Some Challenges in Higher Education in Palestine

  4. PFDP Project Goals

  5. PFDP Components

  6. Palestinian Faculty Development Project (PFDP)

  7. Partnerships An-Najah University Bethlehem University Northwestern University Portland State University

  8. Emerging Insights

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