Higher Education in the Gulf States: Present and Future
February 23, 2017 | Time: | Location: | Category: Publications
Foreword
I. Overview
- Higher Education in the Gulf States: Present & Future, Ahmed Baghdady, Theme Editor
II. Analysis
- Are Vocational and Applied Training the Same Thing in a GCC Context?, by Annamarie Lawrence
- More Educated, Less Employed: The Paradox of Women's Employment in the Gulf, by Karen E. Young
- Reshaping Higher Education in the Gulf States: Study Abroad Trends and Student Experiences, by Samar Abid Al Tamimi
- The Mismatch Between Higher Education and Labor Market Needs: A Bahrain Case Study, by Hanin Bukamal and Cameron Mirza
- Women and Restrictive Campus Environments: A Comparative Analysis Between Public Universities and International Branch Campuses in the UAE, by Rana AlMutawa
III. Commentary
- Higher Education Reform in the Gulf, by John Willoughby and Fatima Badry
- Higher Education in the Digital Age, by Abdullah Al-Mutawa
- Patterns, Trends and Issues in Qatar's Higher Education Sector, by Nada Abdelkader Benmansour
- The Kafala System in Bahrain, by Khalil Buhazaa
IV. Interviews
- H.E. Dr. Ahmad Belhoul Al Falasi, Minister of State for Higher Education, United Arab Emirates
- Dr. Habib Abul, Secretary General, Kuwait Private Universities Council
- Warren H. Fox, Chief of Higher Education, Dubai Knowledge and Human Development Authority
- Adrian Chadwick, MENA Regional Director, British Council
V. Timeline
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