On the Realistic Differentiation and Historical Accumulation of Dominant Functions of Higher Education
Chen Wei
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Chen Wei
Abstract
The research on functions of higher education is the key to why higher education is able to survive and develop continuously in the change of society. With the development of higher education, functions such as culture transference, culture innovation and academic industrialization come into being. At the same time, these functions respectively differentiate in levels recurring to new institutions and organization expansion.
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The research on functions of higher education is the key to why higher education is able to survive and develop continuously in the change of society. With the development of higher education, functions such as culture transference, culture innovation and academic industrialization come into being. At the same time, these functions respectively differentiate in levels recurring to new institutions and organization expansion.
Key concepts: Industrialisation, Higher education, Function (biology), Key (lock), Sociology, Political science, Economic geography, Economic growth