Sentence examples for higher education systems from inspiring English sources

"This burdensome overregulation threatens the ability of our public higher education systems to promote economic development and successfully adapt to changing educational and fiscal circumstances".

"There are uncanny parallels between the English and Australian higher education systems.

Global flows of students are an increasing feature of the world's higher education systems.

The public higher education systems should be the jewels in New York's crown.

Poland and Hungary have recently made major changes to their higher education systems.

At the time, the state was widely viewed as having one of the nation's weakest higher education systems.

Three nations — Australia, Britain and Sweden — have made access to their highly attractive higher education systems more difficult for foreigners.

Both countries have mass higher education systems that, according to the OECD, have provided almost 40% of each nation's population with a tertiary qualification.

Other countries such as Germany, France, Japan and Singapore have introduced similar programmes to improve their higher education systems and build world-class universities.

Both seek to expand their higher-education systems, and since the late 1990s, China has done so dramatically.

What has made the situation especially volatile is that, during the past thirty years, many Arab countries have greatly expanded their higher-education systems.