Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Has more than a decade of reform been worth it? We ask a rector and a dean from two prominent schools if they ...
Student demonstrators may have called for the death of the Bologna process in the run-up to last week’s (28-29 April) ministerial meeting in Leuven and Louvain-la-Neuve, but the outcome has been just ...
After hardly ten years of existence the Bologna Process is a young child with a long history behind it. With the young child it shares the latter’s capricious mood, the winding path towards maturity ...
The Bologna Process may not be proceeding as smoothly as its 47 European member countries wish it would (they missed their 2010 deadline for full implementation), but it certainly is, as Clifford ...
Higher education in Europe has been reshaped over the past 15 years by the Bologna process, an agreement between governments to reform education law and harmonise the way that universities work. Now ...
Last week ministers of education from 47 European countries met in the Romanian capital, Bucharest, to agree the next steps in the long-running Bologna process, the crab-like progress towards creating ...
To make it easier for students to move around in a Europe without frontiers, the "Republic of Knowledge" European states, including non-EU countries, like Russia, are pursuing the Bologna Process.
A decision to terminate Russia and Belarus’s representation in all the structures of the Bologna Process was announced on April 11, Russian Deputy Science and Higher Education Minister Dmitry ...
The Bologna process, which was started by the Bologna Declaration on June 19, 1999, is the most significant reform in continental European higher education in 200 years. Under it, continental Europe ...
It has been 10 years since the controversial Bologna reforms began transforming higher education in Germany. Opinions differ as to whether its goals have been achieved, but editorialists argue that ...
What is the Bologna process? Bologna is a voluntary initiative to create a 'European higher education area' by 2010, to make it much easier for students and university staff to study and work in the ...
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