"higher education settings" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to refer to the particular learning environment or institutions associated with higher education, such as universities, colleges, and other post-secondary schools. For example, "Students in higher education settings are often expected to demonstrate a higher level of critical thinking."
However, Pimmer et al.'s (2016) systematic review of empirical studies on mobile and ubiquitous learning shows that 20 years of mobile learning research has provided little systematic knowledge on the use of mobile technology in different educational designs and the associated educational effects in higher education settings.
It was probably this, with other experiences on that remarkable course, that convinced me of the need to educate nurses in higher education settings.
The study provides an analysis framework that may aid policymakers and institutional administrators in developing higher quality SETs, and demonstrates the need for validating SETs being implemented in higher education settings.
Online formative assessments have a sound theoretical basis, and are prevalent and popular in higher education settings, but data to establish their educational benefits are lacking.
Previously she has worked in further and higher education settings, supporting and assessing students and graduates with CVs and covering letters for job applications and interviews.
Online courses and programs continue to grow in higher education settings.
In sum, not only has there been little research examining emotion expression or emotion suppression in higher-education settings but to date the research has produced inconclusive results.
SCALE-UP is a studio-style reform primarily used in higher education STEM settings, although instructors in other disciplines have implemented SCALE-UP (Foote et al. 2014).
There is a high demand for education settings where learners are not able to formally attend courses but experience the need to enhance their knowledge and skills.
Clearly then, these Web 2.0 applications are here to stay and can be of great use in the higher education, CPD, and patient education settings.
Virtual learning environments constitute current information systems' category for electronically supported training and development in (higher) education(al) and vocational training settings.
