
Abstract: The objective of the research was to assess the main sources needed for the implementation of Universal Education Theory (UE). Nowadays, with the current curriculum, nations are not satisfied; a significant portion of our society's youth and adults are jobless, smokers, addicted, nervous, and hopeless, whether in India, South Africa, Ethiopia, Brazil, England, Germany, or the USA. The real solution would be a non-optional revision of the National curriculum, tertiary education curriculum and the implementation of Universal Education Theory for future generations to come and so that equip in their minds and learn moral education, ethics and able to build their nations from corruption free, unethical practices. Keywords: Universal Education Theory, Universal Education Theory (UE), Implementation of Universal Education Theory, Moral Education, Morality, Ethics, Corruption, Eradication, National Education, Tertiary Education,
Corruption, Universal Education Theory, Moral Education, Universal Education Theory (UE), Implementation of Universal Education Theory, Tertiary Education, National Education, Morality, Eradication
Corruption, Universal Education Theory, Moral Education, Universal Education Theory (UE), Implementation of Universal Education Theory, Tertiary Education, National Education, Morality, Eradication
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