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What are universities for?

By: Collini, Stefan.

Publisher: London : Penguin Books, 2012Description: xiii, 215 p. ; 20 cm.ISBN: 9781846144820.Subject(s): Higher Education | Universities and colleges | Aims and objectives | Political Aspects | Great Britain | Admission criteria, procedures | Block grants/grants-in-aid | Business models | Conservative- governments | Expansion, courses, universities | Higher Education Council | Medical Sciences | Overseas students | Part-time students | PhD programmes | Polytechnics | Publication, academic, research | Research Assessment Exercises (RAE) | Snobbery | Student satisfaction measures | Vocational training | Anglicanism | Anglo-Saxon model | British Academy | Corporate governance Structures | Impact indicators | Intrinsic goods | League table | Mission statements | Polytechnics | Quality-assurance schemes | Robbins Report | Vocational trainingDDC classification: 378.001 Summary: This book presents an argument for rethinking the way we see these institutions, and why we need them.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

This book presents an argument for rethinking the way we see these institutions, and why we need them.

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