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Exploring higher education policy reforms in different contexts: A comparative study of Australia, Canada and Egypt.
This study is concerned with exploring higher education policy and reforms enacted by three diverse countries, Australia, Canada, and Egypt, to improve the quality of education and its relevancy to job market needs. The purpose of this study is to develop a better understanding of similarities and d...
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2019
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