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Research on Higher Education in Israel.

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Ben-David, Joseph – Higher Education in Europe, 1983

Two distinct kinds of higher education research in Israel are noted: scholarly research intended for the international scientific community, and applied research published in Hebrew in the form of reports or in daily periodicals and intended for the use of administrators, civil servants, and politicians. (MSE)

Descriptors: Administrative Organization, College Administration, Comparative Education, Educational Policy

The Drop-Outs and the Dilatory on the Road to the Doctorate.

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Rudd, Ernest – Higher Education in Europe, 1986

Results of a survey of British doctoral students not completing their graduate programs are reported. Students' reasons for dropping out include individual characteristics, personal problems and accidents, problems inherent in research projects, and poor supervision. Faculty attitudes and government policy are discussed. (MSE)

Descriptors: Academic Failure, Academic Persistence, Doctoral Programs, Dropout Characteristics