Who are Universities For?: Re-making Higher Education (Bristol Shorts Insights)
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Who are Universities For?: Re-making Higher Education (Bristol Shorts Insights)

by Tom Sperlinger, Josie Mclellan, Richard Pettigrew

Education
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Who are Universities For? explores the purpose of universities and the people they are intended to serve. As part of the Bristol Shorts Insights series, this concise book considers the possibilities of re-making higher education and invites readers to reflect on its role in society.

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Who are Universities For? examines the role and purpose of universities in contemporary higher education.

Through its focus on re-making higher education, the book considers how universities might better serve the people and communities connected to them.

Written by Tom Sperlinger, Josie Mclellan, and Richard Pettigrew, this Bristol Shorts Insights title offers a concise contribution to discussion about universities and their place in society.

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