Słowa kluczowe
współfinansowanie studiów
finansowa niezależność uczelni
dobra prywatne i dobra publiczne
przedsiębiorczość akademicka
relacje prywatne – publiczne
regionalna misja uczelni
Jak cytować
Abstrakt
Prezentowany tekst zawiera krótką analizę najważniejszych motywów dyskusji toczących się w Europie i dotyczących przyszłości tradycyjnej instytucji uniwersytetu, które są istotne w kontekście polskim. Siedem motywów najważniejszych w polskim kontekście to równość dostępu do szkolnictwa wyższego i ekspansja systemów edukacyjnych, współfinansowanie studiów, finansowa niezależność uczelni, wyższe wykształcenie jako dobro prywatne i dobro publiczne, przedsiębiorczość uczelni, zmieniająca się dynamika relacji prywatne – publiczne w szkolnictwie wyższym oraz regionalna misja uczelni.
Finansowanie
Artykuł finansowany w ramach grantu Narodowego Centrum Nauki nr DEC-2011/02/A/HS6/00183.
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