higher education
- noun
- /ˈhaɪər ˌɛdʒʊˈkeɪʃən/
- And there she was given the responsibility at first for higher education and science.
- higher education institutions
- higher education sector
- higher education at colleges
I think that civic mission of higher education is also important.
- I think that civic mission of higher education is also important.
- And I think higher education was at the root of that.
- My parents were teachers and they had higher education with degrees from overseas.
- So they began a campaign to steal higher education back from regular people.
- Or is this more generally problems spread across higher education, big and small?
- And I always add to it and higher education did not suffer any budget cut.
- That's right, half of those who begin higher education drop out.
- So the specific measures we have are, did you go to higher education of some kind?
- We led and still lead the world in quality of higher education.
- In California, both the prisons and higher education compete for the same general fund.
- And it's starting to was starting at that time already to eclipse higher education spending in many states.
- You know why they want to, why they want to do away with higher education.
- So I was very much not comfortable with what was happening in higher education.
- That will become the first significant pushback against woke ISM in higher education in the Western world.
Examples
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The person who influenced me the most to pursue higher education is my mother, Eloise Jackson.
Fiction book (1998) -
So there is, there is a lot wrong with higher education in this country.
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And my answer is higher education needs to lead.
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So the specific measures we have are, did you go to higher education of some kind?
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Can see you got some higher education behind you, huh?
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The legacy of higher education.
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Education abroad is important to higher education institutions and college students for three major reasons.
Academic text (2011) -
There have been many changes in the higher education system of Taiwan in the last two decades.
Academic text (2011) -
Community colleges take pride in being an access point to higher education for underserved populations.
Academic text (2011) -
Community colleges provide a vital access point to higher education for many underserved populations.
How Advanced
- UK
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly compositional: 'higher' indicates a greater/advanced level and 'education' is formal learning, so a learner who knows both words can infer it refers to education at a more advanced (post-secondary) level. This construction and concept exist across many languages (e.g. educación superior, enseignement supérieur), making the relation transparent to B1 learners.
Etymology
Higher education uses higher to show learning above the normal school level and education to mean teaching and study. Imagine stairs where college and university stand on a higher step than high school, so it means 'education' at colleges or universities 'beyond' high school.