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Co-Author/s:  UNESCO
Publisher/s:  UNESCO
Published:  1996 in Paris, France
ULC:  UNEVOC Library Catalogue ID 1049

World Guide to Higher Education.

A comparative survey of systems, degrees and qualifications

The third edition of the World Guide to Higher Education gives a myriad of details concerning systems of higher education in some 161 states. The reader will find specific information concerning the structure of higher education systems, the institutions which make up the various systems of higher education described, the degrees, diplomas and qualifications awarded, and the requirements for entry at every level.

A careful examination of the information provided for each country will allow the reader to evaluate the academic and professional qualifications awarded in various countries.

This work is intended to contribute to the international mobility of all those with higher education qualifications by facilitating recognition or acceptance of "foreign" qualifications. It is directed specifically to all those in universities or government departments and to others who are responsible for the recognition of academic qualifications or who may be interested in the various systems of higher education throughout the world.


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