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1. National education policy Higher education

2. Content What is higher education Structure of higher education major objectives of higher education Benefits Responsibilites and functions Conclusion

3. What is higher Education ? Higher education typically refers to education beyond the secondary level, such as colleges, universities, vocational schools, and other institutions that offer advanced learning opportunities. It includes undergraduate and graduate programs leading to various academic degrees such as bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees. Higher education institutions provide specialized instruction in diverse fields of study, including but not limited to arts, sciences, humanities, engineering, business, and health sciences. Higher education aims to prepare students for professional careers, academic research, and personal development by providing advanced knowledge, critical thinking skills, and practical experiences.

4. Structure of higher education There are two types Traditional education Technical education

5. Structure of higher education Higher education ‘streams’ From the 10 th grade Three major streams are Science Arts Commerce All higher education are option for students are exam based

6. Major objectives of higher education The objectives of higher education are as follows: Wisdom and knowledge Trianing for leadership

7. Wisdom and knowledge Wisdom is the application of knowledge gained through experience, reflection, and understanding. While knowledge is about possessing information, wisdom is about using that knowledge effectively to make sound judgments and decisions in life.

8. Training for leadership Training for leadership involves developing a diverse set of skills and qualities essential for effectively guiding and inspiring others. This includes communication skills, emotional intelligence, strategic thinking, decision-making abilities, empathy, resilience, and a strong sense of ethics. Leadership training often combines theoretical knowledge with practical experiences and feedback to help individuals cultivate these competencies and become effective leaders in their respective fields.

9. Benefits Network Higher earning Personal development Career advancement

10. Responsibilities and functions In higher education, responsibilities and functions can include: 1. Teaching: Delivering lectures, leading seminars, and conducting practical sessions. 2. Research: Engaging in scholarly inquiry, publishing papers, and contributing to the advancement of knowledge. 3. Advising: Providing guidance to students on academic and career matters. 4. Administration: Overseeing departmental or institutional operations, such as budget management and program development. 5. Service: Participating in committees, professional organizations, and community outreach initiatives .6. Mentorship: Supporting students and junior faculty in their academic and professional development. 7. Curriculum development: Designing courses and programs to meet educational objectives and industry demands. 8. Assessment: Evaluating student performance through exams, assignments, and other assessments. These responsibilities may vary depending on the specific role within higher education, such as faculty members, administrators, or staff members.

11. Conclusion In conclusion, higher education plays a crucial role in society by providing advanced learning opportunities, fostering critical thinking skills, and preparing individuals for professional careers. The responsibilities and functions within higher education encompass teaching, research, advising, administration, service, mentorship, curriculum development, and assessment. By fulfilling these roles effectively, higher education institutions contribute to the intellectual, cultural, and economic development of individuals and communities.