Transformation in Higher Education is an international, transdisciplinary journal that seeks original contributions that reflect upon and theorise transformation in higher education in all its different nuances. It aims to disseminate high impact, evidence based research across disciplines in higher education that could ultimately support high level learning, teaching and research. View our Editorial Team.
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Editorial - Special Collection: Neoliberal Turn in Higher Education |
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The neoliberal turn in higher education: Pitfalls, challenges, possibilities in the global South | |
Mlamuli N. Hlatshwayo, Tshepo M. Moloi | |
20 December 2024 | |
Original Research |
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The year I found my voice: Transforming self-confidence through a women’s leadership programme | |
Tessie H.H. Herbst, Amarentia T. Roux, Vinessa Naidoo | |
17 December 2024 | |
Original Research - Special Collection: Neoliberal Turn in Higher Education |
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Teaching through and with decolonial love in a neoliberal South African University | |
Paul Maluleka | |
29 November 2024 | |
Original Research - Special Collection: Neoliberal Turn in Higher Education |
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Neoliberal labyrinth: Epistemic freedom and knowledge production in higher education in the Global South | |
Sibonokuhle Ndlovu, Emnet T. Woldegiorgis | |
07 November 2024 | |
Original Research - Special Collection: Neoliberal Turn in Higher Education |
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Navigating the neoliberal university: A collaborative autoethnography of emerging scholars | |
Nokulunga Shabalala, Curwyn Mapaling | |
07 November 2024 | |
Reviewer Acknowledgement |
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Acknowledgement to reviewers | |
Editorial Office | |
31 October 2024 | |
Original Research - Special Collection: Neoliberal Turn in Higher Education |
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Decolonisation is not even a footnote: On the dominant ideologies and smokescreens in South African higher education | |
Savo Heleta, Isha Dilraj | |
15 October 2024 | |
Original Research - Special Collection: Neoliberal Turn in Higher Education |
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South African higher education: A toxic milieu of neoliberalism, colonialism and anti-Blackness | |
Suriamurthee M. Maistry | |
10 October 2024 | |
Original Research - Special Collection: Neoliberal Turn in Higher Education |
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Neo-Liberalism’s Shadows: Modern slavery in South African Higher Education | |
Lizl Steynberg, Jan P. Grundling, Marius Venter | |
17 September 2024 | |
Original Research - Special Collection: Neoliberal Turn in Higher Education |
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Neoliberalism in South African higher education language policy: A decolonial perspective | |
Julliet Munyaradzi | |
17 September 2024 |
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Notification: Final Article Released! |
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The last article in our special collection, 'The Neoliberal Turn in Higher Education: Pitfalls, Challenges, Possibilities in the global South,' under the expert guidance of guest editors Assoc. Prof. Mlamuli Nkosingphile Hlatshwayo and Dr Tshepo Moloi has been published! Read ‘The neoliberal turn in higher education: Pitfalls, challenges, possibilities in the global South’ by Mlamuli N. Hlatshwayo and Tshepo M. Moloi for the final discussion on the growing commodification, commercialisation and profiteering of the global higher education system. Access the article here: The Neoliberal Turn in Higher Education: Pitfalls, Challenges, Possibilities in the global South. Thanks for following our series. For those interested in launching their own special collection, contact special-issues@aosis.co.za. |
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Posted: 2024-12-21 | More... |
Notification: Recognition of Reviewers for Volume 9 of Transformation in Higher Education |
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We extend our sincere thanks to the following reviewers for their vital contributions to Volume 9 of Transformation in Higher Education. Your expertise and thoughtful feedback helped to uphold our commitment to academic excellence! Your hard work not only improves the quality of the journal but also enriches the broader field of research. We hope to continue working with you in future volumes. |
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