Paru le 03/05/2022 | Broché 131 pages
Public motivé
foreword by Professor Omar Gueye
Beyond the Sankoré University
This work completes a trilogy on Higher Education in Sub-Saharan Africa, where are examined the different phases of its development in the Pre-colonial, colonial, and post- Independence periods. It is an attempt to understand the dynamics that explain the successes or failures in the different periods considered, to draw lessons and provide a basis to rethink the current archetype of higher education systems in sub-Saharan Africa.
Sokhna A. Rosalie Ndiaye obtained her Baccalaureate in Senegal in 2009 after completing secondary studies at the Institution Notre Dame in Dakar. She was a laureate of the Senegalese Concours Général with the 1st prize in Geography in 2008. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts and a Master's in International Relations and Diplomacy from the Anglo-American University in Prague, Czech Republic. She currently is a Lecturer and Doctoral Research Fellow in Public and Social Policy at Charles University in Prague. Her research focuses on education policy and governance, more specifically Higher education in emerging nations. She is the author of « From Humboldt to Wade and Beyond : The Philosophy of Higher Education in Senegal » and « Gouvernance Stratégique de l'Enseignment Superieur au Senegal » which, with this new production, form a trilogy on the chronicle of the evolution of Higher Education in sub-Saharan Africa through case studies.
