The Business of widening participation : policy, practice and culture /
Widening access to university has become a major component of education policy in the past few decades, particularly in the UK and Europe. The aim is to make a university education more accessible for people from traditionally under-represented backgrounds and to ensure student bodies reflect the di...
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Bingley, U.K. :
Emerald Publishing Limited,
2022.
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doi.org/10.1108/9781800430495 |
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Chapter 1. Introduction: The case for a 'business of widening participation' / Colin McCaig, Jon Rainford, and Ruth Squire
- Chapter 2. What drives widening participation policy in the english market? / Colin McCaig and Ruth Squire
- Chapter 3. Business as usual: The enactment of widening participation policy 1992-2021 / John Selby
- Chapter 4. Increasing and widening participation in the market: System differentiation at the institutional/sectoral level / Colin McCaig and Jon Rainford
- Chapter 5. Operationalisation of widening participation in practice / Jon Rainford
- Chapter 6. Third sector organisations: Multi-level enactors of widening participation / Ruth Squire
- Chapter 7. The challenging business of wp evaluation / Julian Crockford
- Chapter 8. The impact of widening participation on further education settings in England / Peter Wolstencroft and Judith Darnell
- Chapter 9. New providers, new challenges / Graeme Slater
- Chapter 10. Conclusion: Evolving markets / where next for the business of WP? / Colin McCaig, Jon Rainford, and Ruth Squire.