The future of decolonisation in higher education

'Higher education really shows us a sample of what our society could look like. Students that come into higher education are probably at their final stop before entering into the workforce, which our society is built upon. Whether they go on to become entrepreneurs, academics, researchers, historians, higher education is the last stop, I would say that could help to shape and mold our students into the best version of themselves. decolonizing higher education is important for our students, as it will show them that all of their voices are equally important in academia as well as in society. It will also open their eyes to the oppressive and unjust structures in our society that still remain.'

--Dr Musarrat Maisha Reza, Senior Lecturer in Biomedical Sciences, University of Exeter