Higher Education in East Asia
Challenges for the Present and the Future
Keywords:
changing higher education systems, consolidation and reorganization of higher education, East AsiaAbstract
The expansion of higher education systems in East Asia is largely coming to an end, and postmass education is becoming a reality. This transition involves a set of challenges that will require education policies, universities, and other relevant agents to adapt to new circumstances in an environment shaped by demographic and techno-economic shifts. Research will also need to become more collaborative, international, and multidisciplinary to meet the complex and uncertain challenges of the twenty-first century.
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