This page includes resources aligned with selected specialized higher education research topics. We suggest beginning with the resources on the Find Research page, then using this page for specialized support.
The topics included on this page are a small selection related to higher education research. Jump to the relevant section by using the navigation on the left or the link above.
Provides access to Cambridge University Press journals and ebooks across all academic disciplines.
Books on Higher Education Administration use the subject term "Educational leadership" and the subject term "Education,higher"
If you prefer browsing the stacks for books, try looking between the call number ranges of LB2300 - LB2430.
Books on community colleges use the subject term "community colleges".
If you prefer browsing the stacks for books, try looking between the call number ranges of LB2300 - LB2430
Books on community colleges use the subject term "community and college"
If you prefer browsing the stacks for books, try looking between the call number ranges of LC237 - LC238.4.
Provides access to Cambridge University Press journals and ebooks across all academic disciplines.
Books on distance education use the subject terms "distance education", "MOOCs (Web-based instruction)", or "computer-assisted instruction".
If you prefer browsing the stacks for books, try looking between the call number range of LC5800 - LC5808.
Books on community colleges use the subject term "Education, Higher -- [geographic region]". For example, a book on higher education in the Persian Gulf Region could be located by searching "Education, Higher -- Persian Gulf Region".
If you prefer browsing the stacks for books, try looking between the call number ranges of LA410 - LA2284 (History of Education not United States), throughout the LBs, LEs (Americas except the United States), LFs (European institutions), and LGs (Asian, African, and Australian institutions).
JSTOR is a collection of core scholarly journals in the humanities, social sciences, and sciences digitized in most cases back to the first date of issue. Includes selected books, primary sources and other materials for academic work.
Books on community colleges use the subject term "Educational law and legislation"
If you prefer browsing the stacks for books, try looking throughout the call numbers that begin with K.
Books by demographic have a variety of subject terms. The Library of Congress uses the subject term "minorities in higher education" to capture various identities.
If you prefer browsing the stacks for books, try looking throughout the call number range LC189 - LC214.53 or LC1390 - LC5160.3.
Provides access to Cambridge University Press journals and ebooks across all academic disciplines.
Search for these books using the subject term "higher education and state"
If you prefer browsing the stacks for books, try looking throughout the call number range LB2341 - LB2341.95 or LC165 - LC188.
Provides access to Cambridge University Press journals and ebooks across all academic disciplines.
Search for these books using the subject terms "academic achievement -- evaluation" or "educational accreditation"
If you prefer browsing the stacks for books, try looking throughout the L call number range. Some areas that are most helpful include LB2300 - LB2430 and LC165 - LC 182.
Provides access to Cambridge University Press journals and ebooks across all academic disciplines.
Search for these books using the subject term "student affairs services".
If you prefer browsing the stacks for books, try looking throughout the call number range LB234.95 - LB2351.
Provides access to Cambridge University Press journals and ebooks across all academic disciplines.
Search for these books using the subject terms "college teaching" which may be narrowed further to "college teaching -- aids and devices". Another common subject term is "Education, higher -- research".
If you prefer browsing the stacks for books, try looking throughout the call number range LB1028 - LB1050.75.
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