The Rise of Social Responsibility in Higher Education

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What role should universities play when it comes to social responsibility?

How can they implement initiatives and be at the forefront of this change?

Including best practice examples from QS Stars rated universities, this report examines how the higher education sector is tackling social responsibility, including:

  • How education can be a tool for change
  • How the classroom and curriculum can play a part
  • Why it needs to be addressed on both a local and global level
  • How the QS Stars Social Responsibility indicators can be a framework for progress

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