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Higher education, also known as tertiary education, refers to the level of education that follows the completion of secondary education. It encompasses a broad
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Higher education, also known as tertiary education, refers to the level of education that follows the completion of secondary education. It encompasses a broad range of academic and vocational programs, including undergraduate and postgraduate education, offered by universities, colleges, and vocational schools. The World Bank and UNESCO recognize higher education as a critical component of a country's development, as it provides individuals with specialized knowledge and skills, contributing to economic growth, social mobility, and personal development. With over 250 million students enrolled in higher education institutions worldwide, as reported by the UNESCO Institute for Statistics, the sector is experiencing rapid expansion, driven by increasing demand for skilled workers and the need for lifelong learning. The higher education landscape is characterized by a diverse range of institutions, including public and private universities, community colleges, and online education providers, such as [[coursera|Coursera]] and [[udemy|Udemy]]. As the global economy continues to evolve, higher education is adapting to meet the changing needs of students, employers, and societies, with a growing focus on [[artificial-intelligence|artificial intelligence]], [[data-science|data science]], and [[sustainability|sustainability]].