**11. The market model**

The main course behind this model is a highly educational interesting part of the products or consumer/beneficiary, so if it is mobilized through dialog and effective marketing strategy, stakeholders of high education products or the consumer/ beneficiary consisting. Market models emphasize marketing principles and marketdriven approximation injection to do it completely circulatory. The model also needs to convert the transformation of traditional or developed universities (General in Africa) into a company or University of public or private [33]. Stakeholders or consumers of higher education products in the context of market models are: can contribute to higher education costs, such as the privatization of higher education institutions, sales, patent sales, and patent sales [34]. Research products -The contribution to the education costs of students/parents are due at a cost-sharing. Government agencies provide basic university funds through direct picking to public universities and provide higher education taxes [35]. Private sector: This is the possible use of graduates, the development of capital, the sponsorship of the students, the financing of the president of the professor, the financing of the investigation of contracts and the specialized research, and the financing of professional development (For example, it can contribute to the possible educational costs of the External Donor's Office and Meetings, it offers direct subsidies to higher education institutions, teachers, schools and investigators [36]. Financial institutions can provide funds for higher education through the payment of registration and other expenses related to educational loans. Graduates indirectly provide direct donations and gifts to higher education institutions to establish donations and trust funds. The donations of graduates and gifts are one of the sources of traditional income for Universe Solids in the United States, but unfortunately, it is not adopted by the institutions of African Higher Education, except public universities in South Africa.
