Private Higher Education in Kazakhstan
Thirty Years of Growth and Regulation
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Private institutions are a major provider of higher education in Kazakhstan. The country has the most privatized higher education system among all the post-Soviet countries. This article discusses how both the state and the market have contributed to the private sector’s growth.Downloads
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2025-08-05
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Shaldarbekova, A. (2025). Private Higher Education in Kazakhstan: Thirty Years of Growth and Regulation. International Higher Education, (122), 15–16. Retrieved from https://ejournals.bc.edu/index.php/ihe/article/view/20177
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