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The paper is divided into three: the first part presents a chronological<br />
comparison regarding higher education development in the Kingdom of<br />
Saudi Arabia across two decades (1410H – 1430H). Using a set of indicators,<br />
the second part gives a survey of the status of Saudi Arabia internationally. This<br />
is carried out by comparing the kingdom with the groups of the comparison<br />
countries and the international means. The third part, however, includes<br />
the findings and the analysis thereof based on the comprehensive outlook<br />
suggested by the first and second parts and the intersecting indicators in<br />
addition to clarifying the rapport between them as well as their impacts on<br />
each other.<br />
In order to shed light on the higher education development process in Saudi<br />
Arabia, determine its status compared to the groups of countries and the<br />
international means, provide a preliminary analysis of certain phenomena,<br />
an explanation of these phenomena and the results thereof, identify the<br />
accomplishments, make available the relevant information and data for<br />
concerned students and scholars, the current paper outlines higher education<br />
development in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia across the past two decades<br />
(1410H – 1430H) trough a set of indicators and international comparisons with<br />
groups of countries adopted for this purpose by UNESCO and the International<br />
Means of Indicators.<br />
Saudi Indicators are based on the data available in information systems at<br />
the Deputy Ministry for Planning and Information. These data have been<br />
classified and coordinated in accordance with UNESCO approved definitions<br />
and classifications. Computation of the indicators pertaining to the groups of<br />
countries and the international means was based on the data available at the<br />
UNESCO’s statistics unit<br />
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