Opinion Piece: The need for brave experiments in higher education

It’s time for New Zealanders to think boldly – and experimentally – about what the university of 2044 could be. We should be confident that it will be very different from the university of 2024.

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The need for brave experiments in higher education

OPINION: New Zealanders are sometimes praised for our willingness to experiment in economics. We should be just as willing to experiment with novel approaches in higher education.

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2024-03-08T00:43:36+0000

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2024-03-08T00:43:36+0000

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