The regulatory policies for higher education in Mauritius and its Research Proposal

The regulatory policies for higher program line in Mauritius and its contibution to the making of a knowledge hub. a comparative st - Research Proposal ExampleMauritius is no longer just a country in the Pacific since they have adapted to the internalization of didactics followed by the opening of the local economy to the international market. It all began with the countrys involvement of the internationalization of education which has forced Mauritius to adopt an economic rationale of creating higher education institution... to foster economic and cordial development (Ogachi, 2008). The dream of becoming a knowledge hub stems from the Tertiary Education Commissions (TEC) strategical Plan for 2007-2011. The plan concentrates on meeting the demands of globalisation and rapid technological progress (TEC, 2007, p.1). In purchase order to fully realize this plan, it is necessary to increase...expenditure for tertiary education and Research & Development (Ministry of Education, n.d., p. iv). Aligned with the TECs action plan, the Mauritius government has used strategies to attract foreign students to study in their country. As stated in the policy context, the strategy is to create a conducive learning environment so as to hoist enrollment from roughly 7% to 30% (SAURA, 2008).