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International Bibliographic Database on Higher Education

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[36455] records - Last update 15-05-2012

News April edition of New in HEDBIB

Welcome to the April 2012 edition of New in HEDBIB, a resource containing full references of newly entered publications into HEDBIB.

Published five times a year, New in HEDBIB is divided into the six main IAU priority themes: Equitable access and success in higher education; doctoral education; internationalisation; higher education and Education for All; intercultural dialogue; and sustainable development plus Other themes. IAU priority themes are sub-divided by region.

Each issue is supplemented by the IAU montly selection 'We Recommend', which provides a close-up of one or more publications.

We hope that you find New in HEDBIB useful and informative.

The next issue of New in HEDBIB will be published on 1 June 2012.




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