Author:
Karimi Hengameh,Khawaja Sarwar
Abstract
The tertiary education sector is now experiencing significant transformation due to a combination of factors, such as developments in technology, the process of globalisation, and the changing demands of society. The aim of this chapter is to conduct a comprehensive examination of the innovative strategies and transformational patterns that are influencing the future direction of tertiary education. The analysis begins by looking at the historical progression of tertiary education, emphasising key milestones and developments that have shaped its trajectory. Following this, the analysis delves into current challenges and trends encountered by the sector, including the increasing need for accessible and flexible educational prospects, as well as the growing importance of digital literacy and employability skills. In addition, the chapter explores innovative approaches of teaching and learning, with a focus on student-centred pedagogies, partnerships with the industry, and the utilisation of developing technology. Tertiary institutions may effectively respond to the changing environment by actively addressing the requirements of diverse learners and stakeholders. This will help cultivate a culture of innovation and excellence in education.
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