INTERNATIONAL HE ACCESS DAY CONFERENCE HEARS HOW WELL-MEANING COMMITMENTS NEED PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS AND MONEY

  INTERNATIONAL collaboration, financial and strategic support and government policy consistency that endures beyond changes in political administrations are vital to maintain accelerating global gains in access to higher education, delegates at an international conference in Scotland were told this week. Academics from 15 different countries attending the World Access to Higher Education Day (WAHED) global summit at Edinburgh University on November 26 were also informed that valuable lessons from institutions promoting equal 'access and success' to a ...


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