Tertiary Education
Tertiary Education refers to the level of education that typically follows the completion of secondary schooling, often including undergraduate and postgraduate studies. It is a phase of learning that builds upon the foundational knowledge and skills acquired during primary and secondary education, with a focus on specialized subjects and advanced academic or vocational training. Tertiary Education institutions include universities, colleges, and vocational schools, offering a wide range of programs designed to prepare students for careers in various fields or for further studies at higher levels. It is characterized by a strong emphasis on critical thinking, research, innovation, and independent learning, as well as the development of specialized skills and competencies that are highly valued in today's knowledge-based economy. Tertiary Education also provides opportunities for students to engage in extracurricular activities, develop social networks, and build leadership and teamwork skills, contributing to their personal growth and overall well-being.
External Links
- [TertiaryEducation.org] Global View on Tertiary Education
- [mq.edu.au] Macquarie University | Tertiary Education
- [qaheorg.blogspot.com] International Association for Quality Assurance in Pre-Tertiary Higher Education (QAHE)
- [tec.govt.nz] Home | Tertiary Education Commission