Titlebook: Imagining the Futures of Higher Education in Southern Africa; An Exploration from Vicky Avinash Oojorah,Waaiza Udhin Book 2024 The Editor(

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Finding Harmony in Diversity—The Mauritian Public Higher Education Sectorowever, isomorphic behaviour in duplicating programmes, high dependency on the state for funding, over-reliance on the local student base, continued inability to bridge the skills gap, and a lack of ambition to propose new programmes of study fitting the regional needs are some of the reasons why a

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The Next Chapter: Futures of Higher Education in Mauritiusations for policy and practice. The challenges that Mauritius faces in adapting to globalisation and technological change are also highlighted. The chapter mainly focusses on five pillars: Technology-Driven Higher Education, agile Regulatory and Quality Assurance Frameworks, Pathways and micro-crede

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Small but Smart: The Futures of Higher Education in Mauritiuser education. Considering the role of higher education, we should be pragmatic and have an ideal. Today the question on higher education seems to suggest that our institutions are ‘perfectly adapted to an environment that no longer exists’. Did our predecessors make the wrong assumptions about the f

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