Higher Education for Women in Great Britain

Higher Education for Women in Great Britain, written by Phoebe Sheavyn in the early 20th century, provides a scholarly examination of the evolution of women's education in Great Britain. The book discusses the historical context from the mid-19th century, highlighting significant milestones such as the founding of women's colleges like Girton and Newnham, and the opening of university degrees to women. Sheavyn explores the educational pathways available to women and the professional careers that emerged, emphasizing the ongoing need for advancement in women's educational opportunities.