The National Council for Higher Education and the growth of the university sub-sector in Uganda, 2002-2012 / A.B.K. Kasozi.
- Title
- The National Council for Higher Education and the growth of the university sub-sector in Uganda, 2002-2012 / A.B.K. Kasozi.
- Published by
- Dakar : CODESRIA, Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa, [2016]
- Author
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Details
- Description
- xxxvi, 340 pages : illustrations; 23 cm.
- Summary
- The book discusses the role of a regulatory agency in the delivery of higher education, the relations of universities and colleges with such an agency, its impact on developing university capacities, and leadership in creating and refining higher education ideas. The experience of Uganda's regulatory agency, the NCHE, in those ten years should help both the Ugandan and other African countries' higher education stakeholders in sharing lessons learned from this one case study. The author sees the roles of regulatory agencies as vital in the initial stages of building a higher education sub-sector and in periods of system transitions such as the current journey from elite to mass systems but is of the view that the university remains the home of knowledge creation, dissemination, and its application in society.
- Series statement
- CODESRIA book series
- Uniform title
- Project Muse UPCC books
- Codesria book series
- Subject
- National Council for Higher Education (Uganda)
- Universities and colleges > Uganda
- Education, Higher > Uganda
- Universités > Ouganda
- Enseignement supérieur > Ouganda
- Uganda
- higher education
- universities
- regulatory agencies
- 2000-2049
- Education, Higher
- Universities and colleges
- Institutionalisierung
- Tertiärbereich
- Uganda
- Owning institution
- Harvard Library
- Bibliography (note)
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 273-278) and index.