The Marketization of Higher Education in Taiwan

This is a book about the development of Taiwan s
higher education system. I believe education is the
soul of a country and has the strength to move any
country forward, but only if the flaws in the
educational system are properly addressed. I was
born in Taiwan and have lived there for 27 years.
During this time, I saw a great deal of development
and progress of this island; however, I also saw
some shortcomings, particularly in the system of
higher education. That is the reason we wrote this
book. I hope that through this book, readers will
gain a better understanding of the progress Taiwan s
higher education system has made since its
inception, and where it is looking to go in the
future. Education is a valuable gift for anyone,
and despite my criticisms of the educational system
in Taiwan, I consider myself fortunate to have
benefitted from it. If there is anything I have
learned from writing this book, it is that one
should cherish every opportunity for a quality
education. Cherish it, and use the education as
best one can.

Autorentext
Lanceral Lin is a recent graduate. He enjoys learning, and has a variety of imaginations and interests, including literature, philosophy and economics. He is very grateful for his family and friends' love, which allow him to pursue his passions.

Klappentext
This is a book about the development of Taiwan's higher education system. I believe education is the soul of a country and has the strength to move any country forward, but only if the flaws in the educational system are properly addressed. I was born in Taiwan and have lived there for 27 years. During this time, I saw a great deal of development and progress of this island; however, I also saw some shortcomings, particularly in the system of higher education. That is the reason we wrote this book. I hope that through this book, readers will gain a better understanding of the progress Taiwan's higher education system has made since its inception, and where it is looking to go in the future. Education is a valuable gift for anyone, and despite my criticisms of the educational system in Taiwan, I consider myself fortunate to have benefitted from it. If there is anything I have learned from writing this book, it is that one should cherish every opportunity for a quality education. Cherish it, and use the education as best one can.