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9. Higher Education as a Catalyst
in Attaining Millennium Development Goals in Kenya

by Robert Owino Odera

Robert’s paper “seeks to address the effect of the attainment or lack thereof of the goals on research in higher education and inversely the significance of higher education to the attainment of the goals. The paper will concentrate on two of the goals that are important to its conclusion. The first is the goal to attain primary education for all pupils by 2015. In order to make comparison of the current position and the possibility of attainment, we look at the case of Kenya, the ongoing initiatives, challenges and resultant implication to the quality of research in higher education. The Second key goal of interest is poverty reduction through global partnership .Poverty seems to be found as a reason for most of the challenges the MDG,s are trying to address, they seem to be manifestations of poverty” (Odera, 2009, p.3).

Robert is student in MAHE since 2008. Please find a photo of him in the Author’s page.

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A new call for community members was sent out to all MAHE students on Friday by eMail.
So far, we’ve got 3 new members:

-> http://www.e-mahe.com/community

We are looking forward to receive more members in the Community!

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Proactive, helpful, talented: Carmen received the DAAD-prize for outstanding international students. She was awarded the prize for improving the coherence of the MAHE students and supporting the students in coping with personal as well as study-related problems.

Congratulations, Carmen!

See the press release on the homepage of Kassel University here.

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Find resources on higher education research and related issues on the

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We’ve got two new articles for you:

• 7. Massification of Higher Education in Hong Kong
• 8. European Association of Institutional Research

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The e-MaHE team would like to welcome you as new members of the MAHE community. We hope e-MaHE can be a useful resource to support your studies and professional development.

Have a great learning experience, and enjoy your time in Kassel!

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Dear students and researchers in the field of higher education,

I welcome you all on occasion of the establishment of this new website. The website started as an idea among some of our students in the international Master Programme “Higher Education” (MAHE) which is offered by the University of Kassel since October 2004.

It is intended to provide a platform for learning, the exchange of information and for networking among all who are interested in this particular field of expertise on a global scale. With the use of new information and communication technologies worldwide exchange of views and knowledge is no longer a problem. I hope that you will contribute to making this new undertaking a success and that the website will eventually become a locally anchored but globally accessible repository of knowledge and information about the field of higher education research. So “glocalize”!

I wish the new website a successful launch and hope that many students and researchers in the field will contribute to it.

Prof. Dr. Barbara M. Kehm
Managing Director of the International Centre for Higher Education Research at Kassel University
Programme Director of MAHE

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