Changing Dynamics of Higher Education: State, Market, and Student Experiences
Explore the evolving roles of the state and the market in higher education, alongside the impact on student experiences in English universities. Delve into the shift towards market pressures, the development of 1960s universities in the UK, and the politics of knowledge control in English medical schools. Reflect on the marketization of higher education, financing of tuition fees, and the debate over whether higher education is a public good or a private commodity.
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Changed roles of the state and the market Ourania Filippakou , Ted Tapper, Paul Temple & Gareth Williams
Managing the student experience in English higher education: Differing responses to market pressures
The new 1960s universities in the UK, then and now
Expanding the English medical schools: The politics of knowledge control
The marketization of English higher education and the financing of tuition fees
Higher education: Public good or private commodity?
