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The Center for Higher Education Policy Studies (CHEPS) is an interdisciplinary research-institute located at the School of Management and Governance of the Universiteit Twente, the Netherlands. Since 1984, CHEPS has undertaken and published a considerable amount of research on higher education especially at system and institutional levels. CHEPS seeks to increase our understanding of institutional, national and international issues that bear upon Higher Education. |
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The Future Sustainability of Dutch Higher Education CHEPS made an important contribution to the report of the Committee on the Future Sustainability of Dutch Higher Education. Hans Vossensteyn contributed as an external expert and secretary to the Committee Veerman. Recommendations were made that envisage to raise quality and differentiation in Dutch higher education. ... read more |
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Rapport Collegegelden en Studiefinanciering naar Tweede Kamer Hoe hoog zijn de collegegelden die studenten in landen buiten Nederland betalen?. Verschillen de tarieven tussen verschillende groepen studenten, bijvoorbeeld tussen de verschillende programma's en tussen bachelors- en masters- opleidingen? Om meer zicht te krijgen op de differentiatie in collegegelden in de VS, Engeland, Australië, Canada en Duitsland, heeft het Ministerie van OCW aan CHEPS gevraagd een internationale verkenning te doen. ... read more |
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CHEPS staff contribute to the book Reforming Higher Education in Vietnam CHEPS researchers Don Westerheijden and Leon Cremonini in cooperation with Roelien van Empel from the Netherlands Quality Agency contributed to the publication “Reforming Higher Education in Vietnam” edited by Grant Harman, Martin Hayden and Pham Than Nghi. The Volume, published as part of the series Higher Education Dynamics, offers a comprehensive and scholarly review of various dimensions of Vietnamese higher education. ... read more |
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Bologna Reform Reports Available The Bologna Reform Reports vol.1 and vol.2 are available. ... read more |
