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One of twelve case studies produced as part of the project on structural reform in higher education
Norway, changing institutional status after the higher education quality reform
One of twelve case studies produced as part of the project on structural reform in higher education
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This study analyses how different types of system-level (or ‘landscape’) structural reforms in higher education have been designed and implemented in selected higher education systems. In the 12 case studies that form the core of the project, the researchers examine reforms aimed at:• Increasing horizontal differentiation between different types of higher education institutions (for example reforms to introduce or modify the role of universities of applied science); • Increasing vertical differentiation through increasing or decreasing positional or status differences between higher education institutions (for example, reforms aimed at concentrating research in a limited number of universities) and; • Changing institutional interrelationships between higher education institutions (for example, through mergers, the formation of associations of institutions).In each case, the researchers set out to understand the origins and objectives of the reforms examined, the why they were designed and implemented, the extent to which they achieved their objectives and the factors affecting success or failure. The overall objective is to provide policy makers at the European, national and institutional levels with policy relevant conclusions concerning the design, implementation and evaluation of structural reforms.
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- Corporate author(s): Directorate-General for Education, Youth, Sport and Culture (European Commission)
- Themes: Education policy
- Subject: access to education , case study , education budget , education policy , educational reform , financing policy , higher education , job access , Norway , report
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-79-55121-5 | DOI 10.2766/899235 | Catalogue number NC-04-16-115-EN-N |
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