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Showing 1 to 20 of 29 for “"tuition fees"”.
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Analysis of the factors influencing higher education participation
… Education Statistics Agency data: the effects of tuition fees, differences in participation by gender and student mobility. These research themes are pertinent to policy in the provision of higher education.;The chapter 'Tuition Fees and Higher Education Participation' examines the impact of the …
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Financial sustainability of public Higher Education Institutions in Uzbekistan
… through charging significantly increased tuition fees. Therefore, the revenue structure of public HEIs has changed from full government funding to mostly tuition funding over the last decade. The main aim of this study is to examine the impact of this shift in the institutional revenue …
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eLearning and the crisis of mission in British universities
… in lucrative niche markets and can command high tuition fees; they are pulling away from the more vulnerable, teaching-led regional institutions left to survive in the mass market. Moreover, rapid developments in the educational use of information and communications technology (ICT) – known …
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Positive Experiences, Dreams, and Expectations of International Master’s Students at a Southern Ontario University: An Appreciative Inquiry
… to make international master’s students’ tuition fees more affordable, and (f) create on- and off-campus employment opportunities. Participants’ first-person accounts emphasize the need to include student voices in their own education and also shift the conversation from a deficit lens to …
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What is the professional identity of Careers Advisers in Higher Education? Challenges and opportunities for careers service leaders and managers
… sector following an increase in undergraduate tuition fees in England. The research question is “What is the professional identity of careers advisers in higher education in the ‘new’ employability climate? Opportunities and challenges for careers service leaders and managers.” Here, …
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Factors Influencing Students’ Protracted Duration For Completing Study Programmes: The Case Of Out Students Registered Between 1994 And 2002
… course programmes. Student’s failure to pay tuition fees on time, heavy responsibility at work and at family levels, poor time management, failure to attend orientation and face to face sessions, participation in social activities, postponement of annual examinations and studies constituted …
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Factors Causing Students' Drop out from Education Programmes at the Open University of Tanzania: a Case of Tanga Region Centre
… students dropped out due to failure to pay tuition fees, the need for realizing personal objectives e.g. promotion while studying at OUT, students' lack of seriousness in OUT studies, family barriers, students failing to write assignments and difficulty incomprehending some of the OUT …
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Sources of grief and nature of counselling to University of Zambia students: a case of school education
… up of relations, suicidal intention, lack of tuition fees, alcohol abuse and sickness. The prevalence of grief was high. As regards the nature of counselling services offered to students, it was established that psychosocial, financial and academic counselling were provided. In addition, …
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The Determinants of Student Cross-Border Migration: An Applied Microeconomic Analysis
… second chapter evaluates the effect of imposing tuition fees in Sweden on the location decision of international university students. Using a synthetic difference-in-differences model, I compare non-Swedish EEA students, who are not affected by the policy, to students from a set of developed …
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An investigation into defaulted student accounts receivable at the University of Namibia
… income and financial assistance, an increase in tuition fees, tertiary education being expensive, as well as decisions by the university management which contributed to an increase in student fees.
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The relationship between public and private higher education in Zambia with a specific focus on the movement of lecturers across public and private universities
… overrun through payment of additional annual tuition fees and inadequate academic mentorship which compromised the quality of their education. The results lead to the conclusion that dual employment practices by some public university lecturers engaged in both public and private universities …
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Time Spent at University: The Impact of Volunteering on Political Engagement During Degree Study and Beyond
… place in an epoch when students are paying full tuition fees in England and politicians and policy makers are increasingly questioning the role of higher education. Universities have demonstrated their contribution to society through graduate employability outcomes and economic contributions, but …
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Exploring the use of digital technologies and stakeholder perspectives of online harms and harassment in the Higher Education sector
… These changes have impacted accessibility, tuition fees, and living costs, shaping the HE landscape (Brown, 2011; Evitts, 2023). The study highlights the significant role of digital technologies in transforming communication and daily interactions, with the immediacy and pervasiveness of …
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An exploratory study on the factors affecting repayment of Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund (NSFAF) loans
… with rentals, transport, food and increasing tuition fees. As such, any outstanding loans should be cancelled. These sentiments expressed by the students might be indicative of some of the reasons why it has been difficult for the NSFAF to recover some of the money it has loaned to students. …
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Understanding effective teaching: perceptions from students, staff and executive managers in a post-1992 university.
… are now responsible for paying all their tuition fees, albeit via student loans. The literature proposes that this means that students may consider themselves as customers which indicate a different kind of relationship with a university. The research literature posits that these reforms …
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Exploring the relation between postgraduate student satisfaction and academic staff satisfaction
… with funding, league tables ranking and rising tuition fees one of the major challenges HE faces is competition on both national and international levels. So as to gain competitive advantage HE institutions need to satisfy their stakeholders. This research is concerned with two categories of HE …
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An investigation into the dimensionality of service quality across services in HE and its relationship with value and satisfaction
… As the sector is becoming more dependent on tuition fees paid directly by students who are increasingly considered as customers, HEIs will need to place greater focus on the value and quality of the educational services they deliver and manage the total student experience. Therefore, this …
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Challenges faced by head teachers in creating effective teamwork among teachers in continuing professional development activities in four selected schools in Katete district of Zambia.
… study in peace studies to facilitate payments of tuition fees by the officers under taking the studies and finally, the MOD to ensure that the curriculum for the military personnel training is revised to include the component of peace and conflict studies at all levels of training so as to help …
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Challenges faced by head teachers in creating effective teamwork among teachers in continuing professional development activities in four selected schools in Katete district of Zambia.
… study in peace studies to facilitate payments of tuition fees by the officers under taking the studies and finally, the MOD to ensure that the curriculum for the military personnel training is revised to include the component of peace and conflict studies at all levels of training so as to help …
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International students’ work experience in London: Case of South Asian students
… application and pay their children’s first term fees. However, international students have to look after themselves in the host country, buy books, food and pay the rent. Besides the essential living costs, some students have to repay their large student loans, which are taken out to enable them …
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