Legal issues related to regulation of non-governmental higher educational institutions

This paper investigates legal issues related to regulation of non-governmental higher educational institutions. On this case, major points of the development were seen as an important feature of the research. Regulation issues of the non-governmental higher educational institutions were mentioned with possible solutions of the further development. The characteristics of higher education institutions are expressed through cooperation with various government agencies and agencies in the establishment of the institution. The status of a non-partisan higher education institution is a part of certain legal relationships, but it requires commitment to the relationship. Funding is mainly carried out by private firms and foundations. Non-governmental (private) higher education institutions are paid tuition fees, and the full course fee is about 15, 000 euros. In Germany, students are less likely to be enrolled in non-state higher education institutions than higher education institutions in Germany. In addition, the central office of the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Special Education does not have a separate structure for coordinating the activities of non-state higher education institutions. Looking at the higher education system of foreign countries, there are over 370 higher education institutions in Germany, of which over 60 are state-owned non-governmental organizations. Funding is mainly carried out by private firms and foundations. Thus, the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Special Education controls the compliance with the legislation on education in non-formal education institutions in accordance with the Law on Education.