University institutions in the Islamic countries

Author

Zurayq, Qustantin

Source

من بعيد ... و من قريب : مقالات

Publisher

Center for Arab Unity Studies

Publication Date

2001-09-30

Country of Publication

Lebanon

No. of Pages

13

Main Subjects

Educational Sciences

Topics

• Universities
• Higher education
• Religious education
• Vocational education
• Educational change
• Educational institutions
• Curriculum
• Colleges
• Pakistan
• Turkey
• Saudi Arabia
• Syria
• Lebanon
• India
• Sudan
• Morocco
• Algeria
• Egypt
• Iran
• Islamic World
• Indonesia
• Afghanistan
• Malaysia
• Singapore

Language

English

• APA
• MLA
• AMA

Data Type

Book chapters

Notes

This essay was written as the article : DJAMIA for the new edition of the encyclopedia of Islam (Leiden and London, 1965), vol. 2, pp. 422b-427a, and is reproduced here by the kind permission of the editors of the encyclopedia. as mentioned in this article, the very rapid and extensive changes in university education in the islamic countries, as in other countries of the world, require. for information on contemporary developments, consultation of current catalogues of individual universities, national or regional handbooks or reports, or international references such as the international Handbook of Universities, 30th ed. (Paris : International association of universities, Unesco House, 1993).

Record ID

BIM-717640