Higher education resources: sustaining the students enrollment
Abstract
Issues of better access to higher education in various countries fit specific consistent patterns progressively as desired results are achieved. Our study shows successive stages of change in public demand for higher education and confirms justified consequences of transition to decisive actions pertaining to optimization of educational, material and technical, financial and intellectual resources.
Keywords
спрос на высшее образование,
прием студентов,
платное обучение,
формы обучения,
экономический потенциал регионов,
платежеспособность населения,
demand for higher education,
student enrollment,
tuition-paying education,
modes of study,
industrial capacity of regions,
financial solvency of population
About the Author
L. M. Filatova
Национальный исследовательский университет «Высшая школа экономики»
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
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Filatova L.M. Higher education resources: sustaining the students enrollment. University Management: Practice and Analysis. 2014;(4-5):66-76. (In Russ.)
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