外国高等职业教育的特点和发展趋势被引量：20

Characteristics and Development Trends of Higher Vocational Education in Foreign Countries

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摘要简要地介绍澳大利亚、日本、英国和美国等国高等职业教育的基本制度;分析和归纳国际高等职业教育的特点和发展趋势,指出现代职业教育已经或即将不再是低端学生的权宜出路,而同样是通向高新技术世界和挑战型事业的途径。 The basic systems of higher vocational education in such foreign countries as Australia, Japan, United Kingdom and United States are briefly introduced. The international characteristics and development trends of higher vocational education are analyzed and summarized in detail. It is especially presented that modern vocational education is or will soon be no longer an expedient measure for low-grade students, but is becoming a way leading to the higher and new technological world and challenging careers.

作者毕家驹

机构地区同济大学研究生院

出处《高教发展与评估》 2006年第2期77-81,共5页 Higher Education Development and Evaluation

关键词职业教育外国教育学历与学位高等教育质量保证 vocational education education in foreign countries academic qualifications and degrees quality assurance in higher education

分类号 G719.1 [文化科学—职业技术教育学]

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