The Transformation of Global Higher Education, 1945-2015

The book delves into the transformative forces shaping higher education globally from 1945 to 2015, highlighting the massification of institutions and enrollments. It examines shifts in financing, including university privatization and curriculum adjustments to align with economic demands. Key changes in knowledge production and dissemination are discussed, alongside the rise of internationalization, which fostered new collaborative and competitive practices. The narrative also addresses increasing pressures for accountability and the quality assurance movement, reflecting ongoing debates over access, affordability, and relevance.