Titlebook: Higher Education in Sub-Saharan Africa in the 21st Century; Pedagogy, Research a Ben Kei Daniel,Ronald Bisaso Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if a

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The Dynamics of Globalisation and Internationalisation Processes Shaping the Policies for African Hi sectors, (iv) the coming of private providers of higher education and (v) the development and expansion of digital technologies. Regionalisation of higher education policies has always been taken not only as a collective response to challenges of globalisation but also as a regional roadmap for nat

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Exploring the Context for Enhancing Leadership Capacities in Pedagogy, Research and Community Engaget control. Second, the neoliberal university characterised by new legislation, privatisation and liberalisation of higher education. Third, the university in the ‘rising’ knowledge society anchored on globalisation and emphasis on knowledge explosion and exchange. By analysing leadership capacities

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Constructing Identities of Females in Higher Education Leadership in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Case of Uverse personalities in leadership. Female leaders’ past academic leadership experience enabled them to execute their leadership roles more effectively. Female leaders’ family backgrounds also permitted them to persevere and work hard while performing their leadership duties. We also concluded that m

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Mapping Key Facts of Ghana’s Higher Education Systemat Ghana inherited its higher education from Britain but the sector has since been reformed and expanded. The chapter also describes some characteristics, issues and developments to enhance the understanding of the current higher education sector and concludes with the implications this has for the

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Quality Knowledge for a Heterogeneous Society: Experiences from Uganda’s University Changing Directiilities and interests. The transformation from ivory-tower-ness to centre of innovation is a shift from being theoretical to being original and creatively relevant to society. This equally applies to sciences and humanities. Universities have to enable academic service users of varying abilities, in