Private Higher Education in Hungary

Entrepreneurialism and private higher education in Europe

Organizational Diveristy in Chinese Private Higher Education

Higher education admission in Hungary by a “score-limit algorithm”

The admission procedure of higher education institutions is organized by a centralized matching program in Hungary since 1985. We present the implemented algorithm, which is similar to the college-proposing version of the Gale-Shapley algorithm. The difference is that here ties must be handled, since applicants may have equal scores. The presented score-limit algorithm finds a solution that sat...

Applicability of SERVQUAL in Private Higher Education Institutions in Bangladesh

Education industry is considered as one of the most dominant industrial sectors in modern economy. As a significant service sector in modern times there is much concern from the part of both academics and practitioners regarding the enhancement of its client satisfaction which in this case is considered as students’ satisfaction. This study is aimed at using Parasuraman’s SERVQUAL model to find...

Public and private higher education in comparative perspective*

Private higher education has been growing in South Africa, leading to intense concerns about its possible positive and negative effects in the fulfillment of broader goals. This article provides a comparative perspective, examining the experience of Latin American countries on the subject, first regarding the impact of the private sector on issues of access, equity, extension work, research and...