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A proposed vision to improve the outputs of Saudi universities to meet the requirements of the labor market in light of the knowledge economy
A proposed vision to improve the outputs of Saudi universities to meet the requirements of the labor market in light of the knowledge economy
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This study aims to uncover the most prominent challenges facing the outputs of Saudi universities to meet the requirements of the labor market in the light of the knowledge economy. In addition, it determines the demands stipulated to grow the outputs of Saudi universities to meet a knowledge-based economy and its employment market. It projects a proposed vision of the outputs of Saudi universities to meet the requirements of a labor market dominated by an information economy. To achieve these goals, the study relied on an empirical survey method, using a questionnaire tool that included (22) phrases. The application of this study was done on a sample consisting of senior academics at King Saud University, Imam Faisal bin Abdulrahman University and King Abdulaziz University. That sample was a pool of selected deans of colleges, associate deans, and college provosts. They numbered (186) academic leaders. The results of the study found that: The study sample agrees to a (high) degree on the challenges facing the outputs of Saudi universities to meet the requirements of the labor market in the light of the knowledge economy. As revealed by the results, the requirements for developing the outputs of Saudi universities to meet the requirements of the labor market in the light of the knowledge economy came with a (high) degree, and the study presented a proposed vision aimed at improving and developing the outputs of Saudi universities to meet the requirements of the labor market in the light of the knowledge economy.

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