by Robert Sedgwick Editor, WENR VIEW UPCOMING WEBINAR ONr BOLOGNA PROCESSI n the past three issues of WENR we’ve presented four countries that are in the process of implementing significant educational reforms in line with the Bologna Declaration, which was signed in 1999. As we…
by Robert Sedgwick Editor, WENR VIEW UPCOMING WEBINAR ON BOLOGNA PROCESSU ntil quite recently, the Italian university system remained rigidly centralized. During the 1960s and 1970s, increased demand for university degrees brought about the massification of higher education in Italy, which in turn necessitated a…
by Robert Sedgwick Editor, eWENR VIEW UPCOMING WEBINAR ON BOLOGNA PROCESS A Europe of Knowledge is now widely recognized as an irreplaceable factor for social and human growth and as an indispensable component to consolidate and enrich the European citizenship, capable of giving its citizens…
by Robert Sedgwick Editor, eWENR VIEW UPCOMING WEBINAR ON BOLOGNA PROCESSG erman unification in 1990 ushered in an educational reform program aimed largely at superimposing the West German system of higher education over the eastern system. Some of the changes included updating technical standards, increasing…
ResearchVIEW UPCOMING WEBINAR ON BOLOGNA PROCESS Bologna Declaration Addresses Higher Education in European Union by Robert Sedgwick Editor, WENR O n June 18-19, 1999, representatives from 29 countries convened in Bologna to hammer out an agreement aimed at promoting greater harmonization among Europe’s diverse systems…