What is Higher Education

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Learning that occurs at a university, college, or institute beyond a high school level. Learn more in: Constructing Community in Higher Education Regardless of Proximity: Re-Imagining the Teacher Education Experience within Social Networking Technology

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Is that stage/phase of learning that is accomplished in colleges, universities, academies, etc. Learn more in: Identifying the Barriers and Enablers for Supporting Learners with Special Needs in Higher Education

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All education beyond the secondary level leading to a formal degree (ERIC Thesaurus). Learn more in: Curriculum Development through Competency-Based Approach in Higher Education

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For the purpose of this chapter, higher education includes postsecondary education leading to a bachelor’s degree or higher. Although, some of the discussion is applicable to short-cycle higher education, such as junior, community, and technical colleges. Learn more in: The Global Scholar: Challenges and Opportunities of Working with Transnational Faculty in Higher Education

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Non-compulsory education provided after high school, usually at a college or university. Learn more in: Cross-Cultural Approach to Evaluation of University Services

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Higher education is a form of formal learning, in which education is provided by universities, colleges, graduate school, etc. and completed with a diploma. Learn more in: Integrating Formal and Informal Learning Opportunities of Technology in Higher Education

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Refers to education got formally or informally at an institution of higher learning usually a university. For the purpose of this study, this will be limited to university education. Learn more in: The Place of MOOCs in Africa's Higher Education

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Two or four year institutions for providing educational programs and degrees. Learn more in: Impact of Technology Ambiguity on Leadership in Global Higher Education

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Education beyond high school, typically provided by colleges, universities, and or professional schools. Learn more in: motherscholar: MotherLeader

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Post-secondary education Learn more in: Technology and Learning: Preparing Teachers for the Future

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The education at a college or university where subjects are studied at an advanced level. Learn more in: Investigating the Roles of Neuroscience and Knowledge Management in Higher Education

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A post-secondary school education that occurs at a college or university. Learn more in: Higher Education Quality Improvement Strategies Through Enriched Teaching and Learning

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Tertiary education that is offered at universities, academies, colleges, and similar institutions. Learn more in: Flipping Learning!: Challenges in Deploying Online Resources to Flipped Learning in Higher Education

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Education whose core existence is for the benefit of primarily adult students. Learn more in: Capabilities-Based Transformative Online Learning Pedagogy for Social Justice

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This is any sort of learning received at the post-secondary school level. Education provided by institutions such as vocational, technical, monotechnic, polytechnics, colleges of education, universities, etc. qualify as higher education. It is all forms of education beyond the secondary school level. Learn more in: Benchmarking Global Best Practices for Improving Higher Education Quality in Africa

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This is the form of learning above the secondary school level. This covers the gamut of all the learning and knowledge attained at higher levels beyond the secondary education. Learn more in: African Universities Quality management Challenges and Higher Education Agenda

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Education provided by universities, vocational universities and other collegial institutions that award academic degrees. Learn more in: Trends in the Higher Education E-Learning Markets

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Education beyond high school provided by colleges, graduate schools, and professional schools. The term is “used interchangeably with postsecondary education in journal articles and education discourse” (Random House, 1987, p. 902). Learn more in: Accessibility of Technology in Higher Education

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Post-secondary or tertiary education conducted in universities and other tertiary institutions. Learn more in: Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) in Higher Education

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Education beyond the secondary level, at a college or university. Learn more in: Multicultural Advising: Creating Supportive Academic Advising Spaces for All Students

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Refers to education beyond high school or at the post-secondary level. It may include educational institutions such as universities, colleges, community colleges, vocational schools, trade schools, or institutes. Learn more in: Workforce Development and Higher Education Partnerships: Transdisciplinarity in Practice

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An education that is offered at post-secondary schooling and involve various academic institutions such as universities, community and technological colleges. It also includes both public and private academic institutions that generate and disseminate knowledge. Learn more in: Incorporating Indigenous Knowledge in the Higher Education Sector for the Advancement of African Scholarship

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Tertiary level education in which academic courses are taught. Learn more in: Exploring Datafication for Teaching and Learning Development: A Higher Education Perspective

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Intentional learning in universities and colleges. Learn more in: Taxonomies for Technology

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Formal and informal learning and education which generally takes place in college or university settings. Learn more in: Addressing the Scholarly Writing and Publication Needs of Graduate Students

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Higher education also called post-secondary education or third-level tertiary education is a stage of formal learning leading to award of an academic degree. Learn more in: Traditional Versus Digital Assessment Methods: Faculty Development

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Post-secondary education, beyond high school (secondary) level. Learn more in: The Importance of Tone and Attitude in Email and the Online Classroom

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It is the third level of education. It is beyond secondary education and is normally provided by universities or colleges. Learn more in: Assessing the Impact of a Digital Ecosystem to Learn English Pronunciation

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A collegiate institution that provides a level of education to award academic degrees and certifications. Learn more in: Mobile Learning in Higher Education

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It is the third level of education. It is beyond secondary education and is normally provided by universities or colleges. Learn more in: Opportunities and Challenges of E-Learning in Spanish Institutions of Higher Education

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It is a post-secondary education that is also considered as tertiary or third level education or optionally a final stage of formal learning including research programmes that is often delivered at universities, and institutes of higher education which award academic degrees or professional certifications. Learn more in: Entrepreneurship Approach to Higher Education Policy Aspects

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Universities are defined as the higher education institutions in Turkey with scientific autonomy and public legal entity performing high level of education and doing scientific research, consisting of faculties, institutes, schools, departments, art majors, art branches, research and application centers. Learn more in: Academic Leadership

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According to Merriam-Webster dictionary a simple definition is: education or learning at a college or university. Full definition is: education beyond the secondary level; especially: education provided by a college or university. Learn more in: Applied Competences for Students by Using M-Learning Devices in Higher Education: Knowledge, Skills, and Attitudes

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Universities in which tertiary level courses are taught. Learn more in: Aspectual Analysis of Digital Transformation and New Academic Professionals: A Case of Saudi Arabia

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Education beyond high school particularly at a college or university. Learn more in: Introduction: Advancing Digital Equity Through Transformative Teaching and Learning

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Any institution of postsecondary learning that offers degrees, professional certifications, or work-study programs. Learn more in: Retirement or Return to School?: Developing a Decision Model Based on Perspectives From Baby Boomers

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The post-secondary realm of traditional and formalized educational learning environments is defined as higher education. This construct includes community colleges as well as universities within the United States of America. Learn more in: Transformative eLearning Engagement Tools Used in Research Classes

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Refers to post-secondary education. This is education following high school of grade 12 in several countries. Learn more in: Future of Education in Industry 4.0: Educational Digitization – A Canadian Case Study

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Education which are provided by colleges, universities and vocational or professional schools. Learn more in: The Impact of Entrepreneurial Sustainable Universities in Regional Development

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Higher education appears as an important element in producing knowledge, and growing qualified human power that a country requires. When we hear the words higher education, university comes in our mind. Learn more in: Organizational Culture in Higher Education

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An institution in which University or academic level education is taught. Learn more in: Technological Impact on Public Engagement in Alternative Educational and Heritage Institutions: Portraying Minorities Through Interactive Exhibits

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Providers of education which on successful completion lead to the conferral of: Higher Diplomas; Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Arts, Post Graduate and Master Degrees; PhD, Doctorate and professional qualifications, across a range of disciplines. Learn more in: Personalised E-Learning: The Assessment of Students' Prior Knowledge in Higher Education

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An optional final stage of formal learning that occurs after secondary education. It is often delivered by universities, colleges, and other academic institutions. Learn more in: Student Feedback Process in Enhancement of Quality of Higher Education

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This is the post-K-12 teaching and learning organization that is not mandatory to attend but is an optional additional academic learning opportunity for the citizenry. Community colleges and universities fall within this umbrella, including technical colleges, non-profit and for-profit organizations. Learn more in: The Unexpected Online Learning Pivot: Faculty Persistence Through the Swerve and Dangle

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University level education in which undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral courses are taught. Learn more in: Future Teaching and Learning Applications in the Smart Campus: A Review on Higher Education Institutions

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Refers to education at universities or similar educational establishments, especially to degree level. Learn more in: Blended Learning in Higher Education: A Developing Country Perspective

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Institutions that offer post-secondary education beyond colleges. Learn more in: The Role of Teacher Education in Developing Employability Skills in Higher Education

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is all organized learning and training activities at the tertiary level. . It is also called post-secondary education, third-level or tertiary education, is an optional final stage of formal learning that occurs after completion of secondary education. This includes conventional universities post-secondary institutions such as poly-technique and vocation, colleges. Learn more in: Administrative Support for Graduate Education Success in Resource-Poor and Culturally-Challenging Environments

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The system of postsecondary institutions that provides learning opportunities for those who wish to obtain academic degrees and professional qualifications. In the US, the system includes state-sponsored (“public”) two-year colleges (“community colleges”), four-year colleges, and state research universities. This pattern is also replicated in the private and for-profit higher education sectors. Higher education in the US is not coordinated at a national or federal level. The definition of higher education employed in this chapter does not include postsecondary institutions of a vocational nature, which are invariably organized on a private or for-profit basis. Learn more in: Strategic Leadership in Higher Education: Adding Value and Restoring the Value Proposition

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Intentional learning in universities and colleges. Learn more in: Learning Activities Model

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Higher education is the last phase of the academic learning process after the high school stage, focused at universities, colleges or technical training academy at a professional level. Learn more in: Higher Education and Employment: Highlights From the Economic History of Mexico

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Education for people above secondary level in Ghana and comprises Polytechnics, Colleges and Universities. It is also considered in many instances as institution of higher learning. Learn more in: Emerging Trends in Distance Education and Teachers' Education in Ghana

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In the UK, this refers to degree level, Masters level, or PhD level education (usually) for people aged over 18 years. Learn more in: Supporting Student Blogging in Higher Education

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The term Higher Education refers to the colleges and Universities where graduate and post graduate courses are being offered along with research programmes like M Phil, Ph. D and Post-Doctoral studies. The higher education system in India facilitates education and training to students from all the social and economic spheres by imparting special concessions to girls and the students from the weaker sections of society. Learn more in: The Road Less Travelled: Challenges Related to the Work-Family Balance of Women Managers in Higher Education

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Academic Education. Learn more in: Work Integrated Learning and Learning Integrated Work: An Approach to Unite Theory and Practice to Praxis

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Students aged 18+. Learn more in: Facilitating Reflective Teaching: Video-Stimulated Reflective Dialogues as a Professional Development Process

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Education beyond secondary education, especially at a college or university. Learn more in: Using Case Studies in the Higher Education Classroom: Case Studies in Higher Education – What's the Big Idea?

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Tertiary sector education in which undergraduate, post-graduate and doctoral courses are taught in university settings. Learn more in: Gamification Tools to Facilitate Student Learning Engagement in Higher Education: A Burden or Blessing?

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Education opportunities offered post K-12, public education. Learn more in: Faculty Participation in Distance Education Programs

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Education beyond high school, especially at a college or university. Learn more in: Mapping Mindset and Academic Success Among Black Men at a Predominantly White Institution

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Education in universities and/or education after high schools. Learn more in: Comparison of Two Classrooms: Environmental Knowledge in Urban and Regional Planning Education

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University or college. Learn more in: E-Learning Ecosystems Through the Co-Creation of Value From Service Ecosystems

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An optional final stage of formal learning that occurs after completion of secondary education. Often delivered at universities, academies, colleges, seminaries, conservatories, and institutes of technology, higher education is also available through certain college-level institutions, including vocational colleges, and other career colleges that award academic degrees or professional certifications. Learn more in: Policies and Initiatives for the Internationalization of Higher Education in Oman

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Postsecondary institutions (e.g., colleges, universities, vocational/technical schools) supporting continuing education after high school. Learn more in: The Use of Emerging Technology Exploration Projects to Guide Instructional Innovation

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Is tertiary education leading to award of an academic degree. Higher education, also called post-secondary education, third-level or tertiary education, is an optional final stage of formal learning that occurs after completion of secondary education. Learn more in: ShodhGangotri: The Pulse of Indian Research

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This is education after secondary education, otherwise known as post-secondary education, tertiary education or third level education. Learn more in: Active Learning Application of Technology Tools and Services and Increased Student Achievement: Online and Blended Learning Environments in Higher Education Institutions

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Educational institutions that offer courses and/or programs beyond K-12 level. Learn more in: Innovative Leadership: The Higher Educational Context

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Formal and informal learning and education which generally takes place in college or university settings. Learn more in: Creating a Support Structure for Academic Writing and Publication Support: The Rationale and Lessons Learned

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Postsecondary or tertiary education. This term typically refers to institutions such as colleges and universities. Learn more in: Holding Out for a Hero: Leadership Discourse in College and University Presidential Job Postings in a 20-Year Span

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Education beyond high school, particularly at the college or university level. Learn more in: Minority College Students and Digital Agency: Exploring the Relationship Between Technology Awareness and the Development of the Digital Self

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Tertiary education leading to award of an academic degree. Learn more in: Students and Teachers in the Digital Society to Debate Important Innovations to Change the Paradigm

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Post-secondary education at universities and colleges that is geared toward a degree-level diploma. Learn more in: Promoting the Representation of Historically Disadvantaged Students: What Educational Leaders Need to Know

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Advanced learning at the college or university level. Learn more in: Room to IMPROVE: Designing Virtual Professional Learning Environments

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Educational qualification awarded upon successful completion of specific educational programs in universities and equivalent institutions. Learn more in: New Features of Higher Education Competitiveness in Terms of University-Industry Collaboration

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Higher education refers to education beyond school specifically that is provided by colleges, graduate schools and professional schools. Learn more in: Classroom Behavior Among Management Students in the Higher Education of India: An Exploratory Study

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Education at college or university level. Learn more in: Leadership in Higher Education: Academic Leadership

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All education beyond the secundary level leading to a formal degree. Learn more in: Mobility, Internationalisation, Higher Education: European Challenges

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University education in which courses are taught at the undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctor level. Learn more in: Deploying Knowledge Management for Effective Technologies in Higher Education Partnerships

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An optional final stage of formal learning that occurs after secondary education. Learn more in: The Role of Social Capital in Higher Education Institutions

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Education beyond high school particularly at a college or university. Learn more in: Conclusion: Creating Better Teaching and Learning Environments by Focusing on Teaching and Learning

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Post-secondary education, at degree level. Learn more in: Teaching Argumentation in Higher Education: Narratives From Composition Writing Classrooms in Kenya

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Education beyond the secondary level (K-12), typically considered college and university level or secondary education. Learn more in: Media Literacy in Higher Education Environments: An Introduction

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Tertiary education where the academic levels generally exceed those of high school (usually degree or higher). Learn more in: Community Education in New Zealand: Entrepreneurship Programs Illustrating Tensions and Challenges

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Education at university or institutions of equal rank. Learn more in: Supporting Second Language Learners in Higher Education

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This is used to mean the knowledge, skills, values and attitudes that students in the post- secondary institutions are expected to acquire and exhibit. The staff in a higher education institution includes the faculty, liaison officers, support staff, counselors, principals, cafeteria as well as custodial staff. Learn more in: Family-Community-Higher Education Partnership: A Critical Pillar in Realizing Social Justice

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Means formal education beyond high school, but includes education in community or state colleges, vocational education, apprenticeship programs at colleges including tribal colleges, entry-level undergraduate programs as well as the final two years of an undergraduate program, and any professional development courses taken at an undergraduate institution. Learn more in: K. Patricia Cross's Chain-of-Response (COR) Model for Widening Participation at Higher Levels of Lifelong Learning in a World of Massification: Past, Present, and Future

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Post-secondary educational level. Learn more in: Job Shadowing as a Training Tool for Lecturers in Higher Education Bilingual Teaching

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It is the third level of education. It is beyond secondary education and is normally provided by universities or colleges. Learn more in: A Digital Ecosystem for Teaching-Learning English in Higher Education: A Qualitative Case Study

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It is the third level of education. It is beyond secondary education and is normally provided by universities or colleges. Learn more in: Pre-Service Teachers' Perceptions of the Effectiveness of a Virtual Learning Environment to Support a Learner-Centred Approach: A Qualitative Study

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Education delivered by universities and similar educational institutions. Learn more in: A Qualitative Approach to Convergence of Higher Education Policies in Europe

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Enrollment in an educational institution above the level of high school. Learn more in: The Role of Higher Education on Corruption: Comparison of European Union and African Union

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HE is an optional final stage of formal learning that usually occurs after secondary education. Often delivered at universities, academies, colleges, seminaries, and institutes of technology, HE may also be available through certain college-level institutions, including vocational schools, trade schools, and other career colleges that award. Learn more in: Strategies on Addressing Contract Cheating: A Case Study from an Australian Regional University

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Those who have completed secondary education, university, academy, etc. education planned and implemented by educational institutions. Learn more in: Evaluation of Interior Architecture Education in Turkey During the Pandemic

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A stage of formal learning that occurs after secondary education (universities, colleges, institutes etc.). Learn more in: Angolan Higher Education, Policy, and Leadership: Towards Transformative Leadership for Social Justice

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Higher education refers to education beyond school specifically that is provided by colleges, graduate schools and professional schools. Learn more in: Ethics in Higher Education

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It is a degree of education based on secondary education and covering at least four semesters. Learn more in: The Future of Online Learning and Teaching in Higher Education

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Is considered beyond high school. Includes colleges and universities. Learn more in: Leadership: Ethical Architects in Higher Education

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Public and private, four-year, and two-year institutions responsible for spearheading the learning of students post high school. Learn more in: Students of Color and Anecdotal Pedagogy: A Success Story

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Any of various types of education given in postsecondary institutions of learning and usually affording, at the end of a course of study, a named degree, diploma, or certificate of higher studies. Higher-educational institutions include not only universities and colleges but also various professional schools that provide preparation in such fields as law, theology, medicine, business, music, and art. Higher education also includes teacher-training schools, junior colleges, and institutes of technology. The basic entrance requirement for most higher-educational institutions is the completion of secondary education, and the usual entrance age is about 18 years. Learn more in: Company Internships: Filling the Gap Between University Training and Business Reality

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Tertiary education leading to award of an academic degree. Learn more in: The Role of the Accreditation Process in Introducing Innovations Into Higher Education in Serbia

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Education beyond high school, specifically that provided by colleges and graduate schools, and professional schools. Learn more in: E- Learning: Practices in Distance Education

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Colleges, universities, and institutes of higher learning that offer academic degrees and professional certifications. Learn more in: Baby Boomers and Online Learning: Exploring Experiences in the Higher Education Landscape

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In this context, the term refers to all types of education above secondary education and provided by acknowledged educational institutions, i.e. universities, colleges, etc. Higher education is perceived as synonymous to further education and tertiary education. Learn more in: Developing Creative Problem Solvers and Professional Identity through ICT in Higher Education

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Also called as tertiary or post-secondary education, it represents levels 6,7 and 8 of the 2011 version of the International Standard Classification of Education structure. Learn more in: Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Aging: A Conceptual Framework and Empirical Evaluation

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A stage in education after school, usually at the colleges or Universities. Learn more in: Learners' Perception of Engagement in Online Learning

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It is an education that is provided mainly for universities, college, or post-schooling students at institutions of higher learning, be they public or private. Learn more in: #FeesMustFall Campaign and the Quest for Accessible, Quality, and Decolonized Higher Education in South Africa

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The system of postsecondary institutions that provides learning opportunities for those who wish to obtain academic degrees and professional qualifications. In the US, the system includes two- and four-year colleges, and research university. Institutions of higher education may be public (state-sponsored) or private, not-for-profit or for-profit. Higher education in the US is not coordinated at a national or federal level. The definition of higher education employed in this chapter does not include postsecondary vocational institutions. Learn more in: Strategic Leadership in Higher Education: Facilitating Collaborative Learning

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Learning that takes place post Grade 12 of studying in Higher Education Institutions. Learn more in: Teaching and Learning Curricula Design for Entrepreneurship Development: The Case of the Management Major at UKZN (South Africa)

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It includes the final stage of education after attending secondary education institutions. Students obtain academic degrees or professional certifications. Third level education for non-degree seekers is known as further education. Learn more in: Big Data in Higher Education

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Also known as tertiary education is the final and optional phase of education after the completion of school or secondary education where the subject is taught at an advanced level at often a university or college. Learn more in: Integrating Technology in the Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education in Namibia: Is It an Effective Tool for Professional Development?

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Tertiary education where academic courses are taught. Learn more in: Internet of Things (IoT) to Foster Communication and Information Sharing: A Case of UK Higher Education

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Post-secondary education. Learn more in: Evaluating Barriers to and Opportunities for Higher Education in the Hispanic Community

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Encompasses all the education levels beyond the secondary level that is provided by universities or colleges. Learn more in: Barriers for Quality Management Implementation in Higher Education

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It is the third level of education. It is beyond secondary education and is normally provided by universities or colleges. Learn more in: Learner Perception of Using Case Study Method as a Teaching Method in Higher Education

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Formal education after high school or post-secondary schooling that results in an academic degree. Learn more in: Understanding Self to Engage With the “Other”: Pedagogical Approaches to Teaching About Identity and Belonging in Graduate Education

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Any higher learning taken post a high school education, such as college or universities. Learn more in: Esports Fandom and the Collegiate Student-Athlete Experience: Active Audiences and Spectatorship

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Education that is beyond the secondary level of education and mostly provided by colleges and universities. Learn more in: Developing Gen Y Competencies for the New Work Environment: Comparing and Contrasting Four Work-Integrated Learning Approaches Across National Contexts

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Education beyond the secondary level; education provided by a college or university. Learn more in: Women Leaders in Higher Education: Where's Walda?

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Higher education is tertiary education leading to award of an academic degree. Higher education, also called post-secondary education, third-level or tertiary education, is an optional final stage of formal learning that occurs after completion of secondary education. Learn more in: Implementing Information Literacy Skills and Soft Skills for Better Use of Library Resources and Services

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This refers to post school learning institutions. An example is a university. Learn more in: Using Information and Communication Technologies to Address Inequities in Education for Learners With Disabilities in Higher Education: The Case of South Africa

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Institutions of higher learning that provide students with post-secondary education that is geared towards a degree-level diploma. Learn more in: Technology Integration Into Instruction in the United States: A Policy Brief on Accountability in Higher Education

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This refers to tertiary education provided to students in universities and colleges. Learn more in: Service Quality Imperative for Quality Assurance in Higher Education: A Case Study

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Refers to any education that takes place beyond high school. Learn more in: Teaching Generation Z Students in the Technology-Driven World

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Tertiary-level education taught within universities. Learn more in: Emerging EdTechs Amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic: Cases in Higher Education Institutions

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This is regarded as a level of education for training and providing middle and high manpower requirements of the country. Within the context of this chapter in Nigerian scenario, it covers universities, polytechnics, colleges of education and innovative enterprise institution as specified in the 2013 National Policy on Education. Learn more in: Quality Control and Standards of Organisational Justice in Nigerian Higher Education: The Roles and Interplay of Various Agencies

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A collegiate institution that provides a level of education to award academic degrees and certifications. Learn more in: Model for My Students?: I'm Not Sure How to Integrate Technology Either!

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Education beyond high school, especially at a college or university. Learn more in: Effective Physical Therapy Education Through Increased Student Engagement

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Education beyond 12 th grade. Learn more in: CSI4FS®: A Markerless Augmented Reality Game – A Novel Approach to Crime Scene Investigation Training

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All education beyond the secondary level leading to a formal degree inclusive of universities and colleges. Learn more in: Higher Education Technology Administrators as Relational Leaders

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Education at a college or university where subjects are studied at an advanced level. Learn more in: Shifting Towards English Medium Instruction in Higher Education: Teacher Perceptions

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Higher education follows primary and secondary education and is done by universities. Learn more in: How to Foster Technology-Enhanced Learning in Higher Education

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Academic education taught within universities. Learn more in: Exploring the Impact of Digital Learning Platforms on Distance Learning Amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Case of Higher Education Institutions

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A system of accredited institutions providing formal post-secondary education. Learn more in: Knowledge Sharing in Academic Medical Centers: Examining the Nexus of Higher Education and Workforce Development

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See Postsecondary Education. Learn more in: International Students in Online Courses

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Education beyond high school, typically provided by colleges, universities, and/or professional schools. Learn more in: Motherscholar: MotherLeader and the Pandemic

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Colleges, universities, and institutes of higher learning that offer academic degrees and professional certifications. Learn more in: Baby Boomers and Online Learning: Exploring Experiences in the Higher Education Landscape

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Education beyond the secondary level that is provided by a college or university. Learn more in: Changing the Mindset in Higher Education: The Critical Need for Active Shooter Training in Campus Communities

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A public or non-profit educational institution beyond high school specifically providing by colleges and graduate schools and professional schools. Institution authorized by law to provide a program of education beyond. It is also stated as tertiary education which is in the third stage, third level, and post-secondary education taken to include undergraduate and postgraduate education. Learn more in: Empowering Technology Use to Promote Virtual Violence Prevention in Higher Education Context

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Universities offering undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Learn more in: Current Use and Attitude Towards Learning Management Systems (LMS) in Turkish Universities

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Accredited tertiary education awarded by post-secondary education institutions. Learn more in: Design Thinking Perspective in Entrepreneurship Education

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Also known as post-secondary education, tertiary education or third level education is an optional final stage of formal education that is accomplished by learning at a college or university. Learn more in: Convergence in Financing the European Higher Education Systems: The Romanian Perspective

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A system of education that provides academic courses at the university level. Learn more in: An Interactive System Evaluation of Blackboard System Applications: A Case Study of Higher Education

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Universities or tertiary education. Learn more in: In Love and War: Blended Learning Theories for Computer Scientists and Educationists

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The peak stage of learning that takes place in institutions of higher education, such as universities, colleges, institutes, seminaries, etc. Learn more in: Rethinking Ethics Education in Business Schools in the Post-Financial Crisis Epoch: An Icelandic Perspective

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Is education beyond high school, specifically education provided by colleges, universities, graduate schools, and professional schools. Learn more in: The Business Process Management Systems to Improve the Performance of Universities: Integrated Performance Plan

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Education provided by colleges, universities, or similar educational establishments. Learn more in: A Literature Review on the Use of Three-Dimensional Virtual Worlds in Higher Education

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Education beyond secondary level, usually at the college/university level. Learn more in: College Faculty as Adult Learners: An Important Role in the New Age

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Education at university, especially to degree level. Learn more in: Utilizing Online Innovative Technology for Student Success in Higher Education Learning Environments

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The stage of learning that follows beyond the secondary level that occurs at a university or college. Learn more in: When Our Changing Society Meets the Social Media Era

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Education completed after K-12 towards a degree. Learn more in: Destroying the Textbook Tower: Analysis of OER

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In most countries, it is synonymous with tertiary education, where in others (i.e. Great Britain), higher education includes undergraduate and graduate education, but does not include vocational education. For this study’s purpose, it will use tertiary education to align with OECD verbiage. Higher education does not formally include vocational education. Learn more in: The Japanese Tertiary Education System and Its Impact on Economic Conditions from 2000 to 2010: Human Capital Formation

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The final stage in an education system, usually provided by universities. Learn more in: New and Pressing Challenges for Romanian Higher Education System after 10 Years of Bologna Values Implementation

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University taught education. Learn more in: Cloud Computing Big Data Adoption Impacts on Teaching and Learning in Higher Education: A Systematic Review

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Post-secondary educational institutions including public and private universities and colleges. Learn more in: Administrative Ethics in the Corporate College: Paradoxes, Dilemmas, and Contradictions

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A tertiary institute of learning primarily serving adult learners such as a university, college, community college, or technical school. Learn more in: Professor and Victim: Cyberbullying Targeting Professors in the Higher Education Workplace

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Or tertiary education in order to obtain an academic degree. Learn more in: Best Practices for Teaching ESL in Higher Education

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The study of postsecondary education. Learn more in: Women's Leadership Aspirations and Career Paths in Higher Education: Influence of Personal Factors

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University-focused education in which undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral courses are taught. Learn more in: Opportunities and Challenges of Adopting Artificial Intelligence for Learning and Teaching in Higher Education

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Higher education is post-secondary education beyond traditional K-12, including both undergraduate and graduate work. Learn more in: Creating Space for Care: Sustaining the Emotional Self in Higher Education

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Post-secondary education, especially at a college or university. Learn more in: Riding the Fourth Wave: An Introduction to the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning

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Higher education is tertiary education leading to award of an academic degree. Higher education, also called post-secondary education, third-level or tertiary education, is an optional final stage of formal learning that occurs after completion of secondary education. Learn more in: Information Literacy Skills Among Students of Higher Education Institutions With Special Reference to Tamil Nadu

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Education provided to degree level; bachelor’s degree, postgraduate certificate and diploma, master’s degree, doctoral degree, and postdoctoral experience. Learn more in: Institutional Support and Student-Faculty Interaction for Postgraduate Research Engagement

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An optional final stage of formal learning that occurs after completion of secondary education. Learn more in: Quality Assurance in Norwegian Higher Education: A Case Study

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While higher education, or post-secondary education, is often understood to mean education received through colleges and universities, it can encompass other educational institutions such as vocational and professional schools. Learn more in: Faculty as Leaders in the 21st Century University

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Higher education is a program that is regulated by laws and educational frameworks as stipulated by different countries for students to acquire knowledge at colleges and universities, with the aim of obtaining a recognized qualification. Learn more in: Students' Support in an ODeL Context: Students in ODeL

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Is an education that is provided mainly for universities, college or post-schooling students at institutions of higher learning, be they public or private. Learn more in: Forging University Social Responsibility Through Community Engagement at Higher Education