Imperialism, Academe and Nationalism: Britain and University Education for Africans 1860-1960

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African Higher Education History Explore the fascinating history of university education in colonial Africa and the long struggle for access to higher learning. This insightful study examines how educational aspirations, political...

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African Higher Education History

Explore the fascinating history of university education in colonial Africa and the long struggle for access to higher learning. This insightful study examines how educational aspirations, political movements, and colonial policies shaped the development of universities and influenced the rise of modern African leadership and nationalism.

Overview

Focusing on the period from 1860 to 1960, this book investigates the demand for higher education across colonial Africa and the eventual establishment of universities following World War II. It provides valuable historical insight into the relationship between education, colonial governance, and social change.

Key Topics

  • Development of higher education in colonial Africa
  • The history of African university movements
  • Education and African nationalism
  • Colonial policy and educational reform
  • Access to higher learning opportunities
  • Social and political impacts of university education
  • Educational leadership and institutional development
  • Historical foundations of modern African universities

Features

  • Detailed historical analysis of African higher education
  • Explores the intersection of education and politics
  • Examines colonial influences on university development
  • Highlights the role of education in national advancement
  • Valuable resource for students, historians, and researchers
  • Research-based examination of educational transformation
  • Provides insight into the evolution of African academic institutions

Specifications

  • Format: Paperback
  • Page Count: 266 Pages
  • Dimensions: 9.21" × 6.14"
  • Publication Date: August 4, 2016
  • Category: Educational History & African Studies

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