HALIFAX – The Nova Scotia government says it will consult with the public on the future direction of the province’s university system.
Labour and Advanced Education Minister Kelly Regan says the government is looking for feedback on ways to support universities.
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Regan says the consultation process will involve students, parents and businesses along with university faculty and presidents.
The consultation will also look at how to make post-secondary education more affordable for students.
The government says the information gathered will help develop a strategic paper outlining the long-term direction for universities and the next memorandum of understanding between universities and the province.
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