The phrase "higher education program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a structured course of study offered by colleges, universities, or other educational institutions.
Example: "She enrolled in a higher education program to pursue her master's degree in psychology."
Alternatives: "post-secondary education program" or "tertiary education program."
The first cohort of 42 students was drawn from Australian and international educators, who were in leadership positions in schools; classroom teachers and teacher librarians; e-learning leaders in schools and higher education; educational designers in higher education; program leaders in education organisations; and technology integrators in schools and higher education.
"These faculty members do need to be concerned," said Rachel Hendrickson, coordinator for the education association's higher education program.
Ms. LaRosa came to Mashantucket to work in the information systems department in 1992, right after the higher education program had started.
Thomas A. Christensen, a tribal member, is the director of the higher education program for the tribe, which graduated 18 students last year and has another 88 working toward a degree.
In 1967, when Dr. Chamberlain was named director of the foundation's higher education program, she began looking for ways to address what she called — ever-temperate in her language — "the limits that society places on the aspirations of women".
Half of the students went on to graduate from high school; almost all of them enrolled in a higher education program; to date, not one has earned a bachelor's degree; only one has a certificate from a vocational program.
When considering the educational level they attended, 14, corresponding to 74%, attended higher education programs.
Most higher education programs, however, remained in French.
Her mother is a program officer at the National Science Foundation, evaluating the higher education programs it finances.
The bride's father retired as the director of higher education programs for disadvantaged students at Marymount Manhattan College in New York.
In 2010, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Canadian counterpart, Stephen Harper, signed an agreement to promote greater exchange of higher education programs between India and Canada.
