大陸高等教育「211工程」之研析
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(11) A Study of the "211 Project of Higher ". Education in Mainland China Li-min Fan. Abstract The " 2 11 Project" is the extension and enlargement of an old education task in Mainland China, developing the so-called "key schools" of higher education. Subsequently, there will be a continued neglect of the development of other levels of education and the educational system as a d o l e . Therefore, this article argues that only if the PRC is capable of distributing an appropriate and sustained educational budget to the development of higher education in general, will the " 2 11 Project" assist higher education in mainland China to reach a higher level of prosperity and development. Keywords : "211 Project", key universiw, key fields of study, general con-. struction planning, departmental review..
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