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euronews U talk – Education: Balancing costs and benefits of the Bologna process
http://www.euronews.com/ In this edition of U-talk our question is from Philippe in Belgium:
“I have a question about the Bologna programme. A priori, this is a very interesting initiative, but I’d like to know if there are any studies that demonstrate it gives value for money?”
The response is from Denis Poizat, Lecturer at the Institute of Science and Practice of Education and Training, University Lyon 2, France:
“I would tell Philippe first that the Bologna programme has enabled thousands of students in higher education to travel for study abroad and that possibility wasn’t previously available for some years and today there is now a formidable international youth movement that wants to study abroad. And the second thing I would say to Philippe is it’s a gradual harmonisation – done in a rather soft way- of the diplomas that enables this professional mobility.
“So if we want to evaluate the cost-benefit of the Bologna process, we must home in on a number of recommendations that were made by major international organisations and the nations themselves. In other words: can universities promote the prosperity of states and well-being of people by increasing the wealth of nations?
“Well, it can’t be evaluated in five or even 10 years, but maybe in 30 years and the first steps, the first indications that can be observed in this area show that the European market and what’s been called the “market of knowledge” in the Bologna Process, the “Europe of Knowledge”, is very conducive to innovation.
“Whatever the case, I think we should listen to the criticisms. What are the critics saying? They argue that perhaps this cost-benefit economic prosperity will only benefit a few and it’s true that the question of justice must sometimes be posed in a very blunt way.
“I think that the Bologna programme is heading towards a European-led hyper-democracy, which promotes both the prosperity of nations and justice and which should strive to promote justice.
“And we must understand that among Europe’s universities, there is this word “university” which comes from the word “universal” and I think we should link this to the benefit of a hyper-democratic world of knowledge that may I hope, encourage the Bologna process.”
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Raw Politics: Europe should follow Italy on spending, says Di Maio
Rome has vowed it won’t back down over Italy’s controversial budget and said it should service as a recipe for the rest of the continent.…
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EU agrees to ratify Paris climate deal
Environment ministers from across the EU agreed to ratify a landmark UN climate accord on Friday.
The agreement to cut greenhouse gas emissions was struck in Paris in December.
It needs at least 55 countries representing at least 55% of emissions to ratify it before the pact can enter into force.
The US and China, which are the world’s two largest emitters of greenhouse gases, have already ratified the agreement.
The EU’s move means that it will likely enter into force by the end of the year…
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Maths used to predict celebrity marriages
http://www.euronews.com/ How long will the marriage of Prince William and Catherine Middleton last? – well until recently it was anybody’s guess. But now there is a scientific formula which can predict the length of celebrity marriages.
Wills and Kate are on to a winner. The equation includes assessing the relative fame of husband and wife plus sexiness – the result, a growing list of doomed partnerships.
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EU seeks greater powers to police car industry after VW row
EU regulators want more powers to fine carmakers for faulty vehicles after the Volkswagen scandal.
They want to be able to fine companies 30,000 euros per faulty car.
VW had been found using special technology to cheat on emissions tests.
But the European Commission’s plan would need approval of governments and the European parliament.
“The Volkswagen revelations have highlighted that the system which allows cars to be placed on the market needs further improvement,” said Jyrki Katainen, the…
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