Brielle Cross

Higher Education: Quantitative Research Methods and Educational Policies Brielle Cross

The final stage of formal learning which occurs after the completion of secondary education is known as higher education. It plays a vital role in providing trained and educated personnel. Higher education is broadly divided into general, professional and vocational. General higher education involves significant theoretical and abstract elements, with few applied aspects. Some of the areas of study within it are liberal arts, engineering and performing arts. Professional higher education focuses on the application of learning and seeks to diversify learning opportunities, stimulate innovation and enhance employability. Vocational higher education focuses on training in practical skills with relatively less theory, and takes place in institutions known as trade schools. This book provides comprehensive insights into the field of higher education. It elucidates quantitative research methods and educational policies. The book is appropriate for students seeking detailed information in this area as well as for experts.