University Teachers’ Conceptions of What University Is: Implications for the Future of Higher Education
This chapter presents the perception of university teachers about the university, the most recent changes and how they have influenced their activity. The phenomenographic study was conducted with 10 university teachers, nine females and one male with more than 15 years of professional activity. The...
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IntechOpen
2021
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