Higher Education Services

Short Definition

Higher Education Services are services that support the academic, social and personal development of students enrolled in higher education.

In-depth Overview

Higher Education Services

Long definition: Higher education services refer to a wide range of offerings and support systems provided by educational institutions and organizations to enhance the learning experience and academic success of students in post-secondary education. These services encompass academic, administrative and extracurricular aspects and are designed to facilitate the personal and professional development of students during their higher education journey.

Etymology: The term "service" originates from the Old English word "sērvice", which means "the action of helping or doing work for someone". In the context of higher education, it signifies the assistance and support provided to students to aid them in their educational pursuits.

Synonyms or related academic terms: Post-Secondary Education Services, University Services, College Services, Academic Support Services.

Examples of Use:

• The university offers a wide range of higher education services, including academic advising and career counseling.
• Students can access higher education services such as library resources, tutoring and health and wellness programs.
• Effective higher education services contribute to student retention and success.

Translations:
Spanish: Servicios de Educación Superior
French: Services d'Enseignement Supérieur
German: Hochschuldienstleistungen
Italian: Servizi di Istruzione Superiore
Portuguese: Serviços de Ensino Superior
Japanese: 高等教育サービス (Kōtō Kyōiku Sābisu)
Chinese (Simplified): 高等教育服务 (Gāoděng Jiàoyù Fúwù)
Hindi: उच्च शिक्षा सेवाएँ (Ucch Shiksha Sevayein)

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