Declining by Degrees: Higher Education at Risk

Stretching the Higher Education Dollar Addressing the Declining Productivity of Higher Education Using Cost-Effectiveness Analysis

Disaster risk assessment pattern in higher education centers

Disasters are one of the most important challenges which must be considered by every management system. Higher education centers have high disaster risk because of their risk factors (existence of historical and scientific documents and resources and expensive laboratory equipment in these centers emphasizes the importance of disaster management). Moreover, the existence of young volunteers of ...

Are Bodybuilders at Higher Risk of Suffering Post-Tonsillectomy Haemorrhage?

Elective tonsillectomy remains one of the most commonly performed operations in otolaryngology, with postoperative hemorrhage (PTH) being the most significant potential complication. Anecdotal evidence among ENT Surgeons suggested that bodybuilding athletes may be at increased risk of suffering from PTH, a notion corroborated by a recent case report, regarding primary PTH. The problem has been ...

The risk management in higher education institutions

The risk management at higher education institutions issue is considered in this paper. The significance of the risk management in all systems is pointed out, with a special review of the risk management at higher education institutions. The authors tried to connect and apply their knowledge in risk management in other areas, as well as the knowledge gained by their experience in managing the h...

Cost and Risk Sharing in Higher Education

This paper develops and structurally estimates a life cycle model of optimal college investment with risk in degree completion and labor earnings. I argue that low income children’s stronger precautionary saving motive, which is due to their parents’ inferior capacity to insure them against college investment risk, impedes their college attendance. I construct a dynamic non-cooperative game to ...