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The wide spread of secondary education and the improvement of living standards, have resulted in a great expansion of higher education. Moreover, vast changes resulting from recent scientific and technological developments require vast increases in the number of highly trained personnel. All these factors have combined to effect a revolutionary revision in traditional concepts of higher education.
Great efforts are now being made for the development of higher education in most European countries where higher education was traditionally reserved for the elite. For the development of higher education, such measures have been taken as establishment of new universities, additional graduate courses, new colleges, faculties and departments. Besides, the organization of education and researches in new academic fields and the revision of departments and courses of study are being actively undertaken. In the United States a large number of new junior colleges have been established, and in the United Kingdom the status of some of technical colleges has been raised to university level, also scholarship programs have been enlarged in order to invite more capable students to universities.
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