1991
DOI: 10.1080/0305006910270206
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Innovation and Change in Higher Education in Developing Countries: experiences from Tanzania

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“…Higher Education in the country was almost nonexistent. Individuals attended universities outside the East African region (Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania), (Omari, 1991). During this time HE was conducted under a free market economy (Bailey et al, 2011).…”
Section: Historical Back Ground Of He In Tanzaniamentioning
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“…Higher Education in the country was almost nonexistent. Individuals attended universities outside the East African region (Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania), (Omari, 1991). During this time HE was conducted under a free market economy (Bailey et al, 2011).…”
Section: Historical Back Ground Of He In Tanzaniamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Apart from Dar es Salaam as the main campus, the University had constituent colleges in Uganda (Makerere) and Kenya (Nairobi). Throughout the period of existence of the university, very few people in the region had access to it while some students came from outside East Africa (Omari, 1991;Bailey et al, 2011). It was Tanzania's Arusha Declaration that was announced in 1967, five years after independence, which proclaimed the inception of African socialism or Ujamaa.…”
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“…'We have come to see problems as inherently capable of solution, and to regard research as the mechanism through which important problems are solved' (Aitkin, 1991, p. 239). Omari (1991) states that 'Research is the essence of scholarship and a necessary condition for the existence of the university, since without excellence in scholarship there can be no excellence in teaching, training, social reflection, and service' (p. 182).…”
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