British Collective Identities and Higher Educati ...

The profane refers to: a) the internal identity b) the contextual demands and economic context

Universities in Britain date back to a) the 1990s b) the dawn of mediaeval studium generale

Students: a) are selected by examination performance b) could easily get into college

There are two concepts that defines the identity in higher education: a)inner and outer b) sacred and profane

One of the more important areas where there has been a shift in identity is that of the: a)curriculum b)teachers

After the Second World War, there was a(n) ... in the demand for higher education. a)enormous expansion b)huge fall

Between 1824 and 1834 ten ... schools were established in provincial cities. a)law b)medical

The sacred refers to: a) knowledge, social, discursive obligations b)religious education

Universities historically have been: a) independent and self-governing b)religious and expensive

... taking their place among the world's oldest universities. a) Oxford and Cambridge b) Cardiff University and University of Manchester