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The phenomenon of gender issue in higher education is not new. It prevailed around the globe in different forms however, it theses, anti-theses and syntheses are vary from culture to culture and society to society. This study explores gender marginalization in global perspectives to understand gender nuisance in the developed and under-developed world. The aim is not a comparative analysis because higher education is defined differently, and academic degrees and even academic fields are not uniformly structured around the world. Here, I focused more on gender and higher education theses in the UK and US contexts that are suitable to help and extend my anti-theses and syntheses about gender concern in Pakistan. Furthermore, those theses of the developed world are welldocumented to assist us in synthesising gender-role in underdeveloped countries. Therefore, my methodology was based on contents and themes analysis with descriptive and analytical approach. This study concluded women marginalisation and discouragement in mixed-educational and workplace environments. Women own attitude are questioned and made responsible for gender under representation in higher education. However, communal and culture barriers of Pakistani society are more dominated then women’s own approach and mind-set.

Shabana Shamaas Gul Khattak. (2019) Theses, Anti-theses and Syntheses of Gender and Higher Education, , Volume-13, Issue-3.
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