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The potentials of University–Industry Collaboration (UIC) for agriculture from diverse stakeholders’ perspectives
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Higher Education, Skills and Work-based Learning (2025) 15 (3): 467–482.
Published: 31 October 2024
... Darussalam’s agricultural sector. This sector is pivotal in diversifying the economy away from historical dependence on oil and gas, thereby promoting sustainability. Design/methodology/approach Adopting an interpretivist stance, this study prioritised subjective views through semi-structured interviews...
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Preparedness for paid- and self-employment: perceptions amongst Ekiti State University agricultural students, Nigeria
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Higher Education, Skills and Work-based Learning (2022) 12 (4): 719–731.
Published: 03 December 2021
...Kamal Adekunle Abdu-Raheem Purpose Graduate unemployment in agriculture is a serious challenge in Nigeria. Literatures suggest two arguments explaining this. First, the skills possessed by graduates are mostly incompatible with the needs of industries; second, universities produce more graduates...
