See complete article HERE. Higher education has experienced rapidly expanding enrolment worldwide for the past 40 years. This growth will probably continue for the next 20 years, with predictions of 400 million students in 2030, compared with 100 million in 2000. Is it possible to make this massification more equitable, while ensuring minimum standards of …
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