Debates in HE

Jan 24, 2026

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This paper explores the evolution of higher education (HE) since the end of World War II, examining significant milestones, policy changes, and trends that have shaped the modern academic landscape. It aims to analyze how societal needs, technological advancements, and shifting educational paradigms have influenced HE institutions. By engaging with various debates surrounding access, equity, and quality in education, the discussion highlights the ongoing challenges and opportunities in the higher education sector today.

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Debates in HE

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