Higher Education Policy
1 primary work • 2 total works
Book 2
Over the last few years, the use of performance indicators has become widespread in public services. The first edition of this book, with its thorough review of the key issues in the development of performance indicators, made an immediate impact on the expanding field of performance measurement in higher education. It is widely quoted and used by higher education administrators and scholars in the field and has already become a source book for many workshops and conferences. The book has been thoroughly revised to take account of the most recent developments in the practice, literature and potential use of performance indicators. It includes a survey of the literature developed in the USA, the United Kingdom and other OECD countries. It surveys the use of performance indicators of teaching, of research and of administration, and it offers suggestions on how they might be developed and used. This new edition comprehensively updates the state of the art.
v. 48
Transforming Universities
by Marianne Bauer, etc., Susan Marton, Berit Askling, and Ference Marton
Published 15 April 1999
This text examines the implications of reforms for a higher education system on three levels - the state, the institution and the individual. The authors develop the link between policy formation at state level and conditions for learning at individual level, and argue that higher education policy makers need to focus on improving knowledge formation. A comparative volume of this and similar studies in Norway and England is also due to be published by Jessica Kingsley during 1999.