INNOVATIVE MANAGEMENT IN HIGHER EDUCATION: ASSESSING STRATEGIES AND IMPACTS
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https://doi.org/10.47390/SP1342V3I11Y2023N17Keywords:
innovative strategies, higher education, management practices, educational outcomes.Abstract
The evolving landscape of higher education demands a shift from traditional administrative frameworks to innovative management practices. As Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) strive to remain relevant in a rapidly changing world, the integration of innovative strategies becomes paramount. This article offers a comprehensive assessment of these novel management practices, emphasizing their role in enhancing educational outcomes, fostering research, and ensuring institutional agility. Through a systematic evaluation, the article sheds light on the challenges, benefits, and transformative potential of innovative management in HEIs.
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