NARIC guide on Higher Education Systems in the European Union

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Appendix VI List of regulated professions and competent authorities Regulated professions ( 1 ) Competent authorities under Directive 89/48/EEC 1. Law, accounting and financial sector Chartered accountant Câmara dos Revisores Oficiais de Contas R. do Salitre, 51-53 P-1200 Lisbon Tel. (351-1) 353 61 58 Fax (351-1) 353 61 49 Largo de S. Domingos, 14-2. o P-1100 Lisbon Tel. (351-1) 886 18 82 Fax (351-1) 886 24 03 Patent agent Instituto Nacional da Propriedade Industrial Campo das Cebolas P-1100 Lisbon Tel. (351-1) 888 11 01/888 51 51/3 2. Medical and paramedical sector Laboratory analyst Departamento de Recursos Humanos do Ministério da Saúde Av. Miguel Bombarda, 6-6. o P-1050 Lisbon Tel. (351-1) 793 54 27 Psychologist Inst. de Desenv. e Inspecção das Condições de Trabalho Praça de Alvalade, 1 P-1700 Lisbon Tel. (351-1) 797 23 97 Fax (351-1) 793 40 47 3. Technical and scientific sector (a) Civil engineer Ordem dos Engenheiros Mechanical engineer Av. António A. Aguiar, 3-D Electrical engineer P-1000 Lisbon Mining engineer Tel. (351-1) 356 24 38 Chemical engineer Fax (351-1) 352 46 32 Naval engineer Geographical engineer Agronomica engineer Metallurgical engineer
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NARIC guid
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Austria
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Glossary Bundesgesetz Federal act.
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Introduction In 1993, the new Austr
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The Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna
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Examples of some study programmes (
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In the schools of art and music, do
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II. Qualifications and diplomas II.
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The special qualification for schoo
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Appendix I General university quali
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Dipl.-Ing. für industrielle Elektr
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Appendix IV Curricula charts The fo
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Chart 2 Veterinärmedizinischen Uni
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Belgium (French-speaking Community)
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II.3. Final qualifications in highe
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NB: The distinction between the two
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Legislative body on matters of gran
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University education is intended to
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I.3. Organisation of studies I.3.1.
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There are two examination sessions:
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(ii) qualification indicating abili
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Candidat(e) (2): en psychologie et
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From a strictly academic point of v
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Diplomas awarded at the end of cour
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After successfully completing the f
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Diagram of the higher education sys
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esthétique industrielle (industria
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Higher education in economics Ingé
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lettres (romanes...) (the arts (Rom
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For all the abovementioned courses
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Lectures left to the choice of the
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Candidates for higher education who
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Belgium (Flemish Community)
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IV. SPECIAL TYPES AND FORMS OF QUAL
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Glossary Geaggregeerde voor het lag
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II. Higher education in the Flemish
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16. dentistry 17. veterinary scienc
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II.3. Organisation of courses of st
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The student is examined in each sub
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Individual universities can decide
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Kandidaat: burgerlijk ingenieur bur
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(b) the specialisation courses are
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This is a form of higher education
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Appendix 1. Final degrees — hoges
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industrieel ingenieur in landbouw e
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Wetenschappen motorische revalidati
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Denmark
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Abbreviations AAA Arkitektskolen i
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College of nutrition and home econo
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Kunstakademi Academy of fine arts.
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Speciale Thesis. The candidatus deg
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The multifaculty universities are t
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I.2. Number of students 1992/93 Tot
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Marks and examinations Generally, m
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The higher commercial examination c
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It is possible to change to courses
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Before 1988, the name of the PhD de
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III. Special types and forms of fin
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IV. Recognition of foreign degrees
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Bibliography Publications in Englis
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Appendix II Danish non-university h
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Økonomaskolen The Danish School of
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Cand.tech.al. Candidatus(a) technic
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Second main subject chosen freely f
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Cand.scient. study programmes The c
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Chartered accountants, sworn interp
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Finland
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Glossary Alempi korkeakoulututkinto
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I. Higher education system In Finla
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All these 20 universities undertake
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At the end of 1995 the total number
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Non-university higher education In
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Each test in the new examination is
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New degrees — kandidaatti and mai
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The graduates can use two kinds of
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III. Special types and forms of qua
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Engineer second class (konemestari/
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Diagram of the education system in
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Appendix I List of qualifications i
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Teatteritaiteen kandidaatti/Kandida
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Old: until the end of July 1999 New
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Pharmacy Farmasian lisensiaatti/Far
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Appendix II Description of a degree
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Appendix III Description of a degre
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Appendix IV Description of a degree
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France
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II.3. Final degrees in higher educa
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Glossary Baccalauréat Secondary sc
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Lycées Lycées are secondary schoo
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to develop higher education in the
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There are eight other IEPs in the p
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the educational programmes: objecti
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I.2. Number of students In 1995/96,
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The organisation of the doctoral pr
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The baccalauréat examination The b
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II.2. Intermediate degrees in highe
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II.3.1. Final degrees in non-univer
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To receive the DUT, a student must
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Dentistry (requires five years of s
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Institutions of higher education ta
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Bibliography A. General publication
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Appendix I List of professions and
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Professions maritimes Capitaine de
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Contents Glossary 149 I. THE HIGHER
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Glossary Abendgymnasium General sec
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General education secondary school
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As universities for applied studies
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I.2.3. Classes and academic year Co
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II. Examinations and academic degre
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Grade scale The following grade sca
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The degree programme is divided int
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The individual advanced studies sub
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The advanced studies are concluded
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Stage II studies involve further co
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Training for this type of teaching
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According to an agreement by the St
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The degree programme in medicine in
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The examinee is presented with prac
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(c) On registration for the degree
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(c) The following courses are requi
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Licensing, doctoral degree, special
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An examination period is set for th
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During the placement period, it is
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Greece
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Abbreviations/glossary ADSEN Anoter
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I.1. The institutions of higher edu
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Some universities, as it can be ded
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Non-university higher education in
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The objective of the academy is to
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I.3. Organisation of course of stud
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Final examinations and examination
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Students complete part of the pract
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I.3.2. University higher education
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All students are taught the same su
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Candidates’ entry into higher edu
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II.3.2. Final university qualificat
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Diagram of the Greek educational sy
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Iceland
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III. SPECIAL TYPES AND FORMS OF FIN
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Glossary BA/BS/BEd próf First univ
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I. Higher education system Accordin
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At the end of the 10th grade all pu
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The university higher education ins
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Diagram of the Icelandic education
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Appendix I Final qualifications Non
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Appendix II Final qualifications Un
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Postgraduate studies: Mathematics +
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Management Department (Rekstrardeil
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Contents Abbreviations 528 Glossary
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Glossary Ab initio Literally, ‘fr
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Modular credit system An approach t
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I. Higher education system Higher e
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There are eight colleges of educati
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Most courses are taught but many po
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An undifferentiated Class II grade
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the senior trade certificate of the
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Degree courses Bachelor degree: Thi
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Bibliography Central applications o
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Appendix I Samples of study program
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foundations of public administratio
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studies in the analysis of 20th-cen
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Bachelor in Obstetrics (BAO) six ye
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National University of Ireland Mast
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Master of Science (MSc) Master of T
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Glossary Diploma di maturità The s
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I. The higher education system In t
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At present, there are two official
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With reference to university autono
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(c) Schools for midwives University
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The curricula of a few CLs include
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II. Qualifications and diplomas Non
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The examinations are administered b
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The said examination might therefor
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(a) SS courses They are all subject
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According to the old official regul
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Only SDAFS undergraduates who have
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The laurea is an exclusively academ
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These two-year courses which, once
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Diagram of the Italian education sy
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Glossary Abitur Official certificat
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Internationale Akademie für Philos
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The degree Master of Philosophy (Ma
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Diagram of study programmes in Liec
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Glossary Certificat Generally used
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The one institution providing post-
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Each academic year at the CC is con
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II. Qualifications and diplomas The
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The ISERP and ISEE admit students o
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II.2.3. Academic recognition of int
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The study programme of the Departme
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Bibliography Structures et programm
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Abbreviations AIO Assistent in ople
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Glossary Afsluitend examen With the
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The discipline of theology is not o
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The length of the practical trainin
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These types of school award the fol
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Orientational Within the chosen fie
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II.3.3. Academic recognition of fin
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Post-doctorale professional program
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3. Ministry of the Interior: diplom
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National Service for the Inspection
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Diagram of the Dutch education syst
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Glossary Candidatus/candidata magis
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I. Higher education system Through
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Numbers of students from EU Member
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I.4.2. International credit transfe
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The majority of the shorter, non-un
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Graduate degree studies may be expa
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Diagram of the Norwegian education
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Page 456 and 457: Real estate agent Competent body: T
Page 458 and 459: Contents Glossary 728 I. HIGHER EDU
Page 460 and 461: I. Higher education system The gene
Page 462 and 463: Courses may run for a year, for sem
Page 464 and 465: The Núcleo de Acesso ao Ensino Sup
Page 466 and 467: II.3.3. Final qualifications in uni
Page 468 and 469: The Universidade Católica Portugue
Page 470 and 471: III. Special types and forms of fin
Page 472 and 473: Diagram of the Portuguese education
Page 474 and 475: Design Design e Gestão da Produç
Page 476 and 477: Estudos Superiores Gregorianos, ár
Page 478 and 479: Tecnologia em Conservação e Resta
Page 480 and 481: Educação Ambiental Educação e G
Page 482 and 483: Marketing e Consumo Marketing e Rel
Page 484 and 485: Ciências Militares Aeronaúticas C
Page 486 and 487: Estatística Estatística e Investi
Page 488 and 489: Professores do 1. o ciclo do Ensino
Page 490 and 491: Ciências Sociais Clínica das Doen
Page 492 and 493: Fenomenologia e Hermenêutica Filos
Page 494 and 495: Matemática Matemática Aplicada Ma
Page 496 and 497: Appendix V Cartas doutorais por ram
Page 500 and 501: (b) Civil technician Conselho Coord
Page 502 and 503: Spain
Page 504 and 505: Abbreviations BUP Bachillerato Unif
Page 506 and 507: Formacion Profesional (FP) Modality
Page 508 and 509: I. Higher education system Higher e
Page 510 and 511: Another feature of the university s
Page 512 and 513: II. Qualifications and diplomas II.
Page 514 and 515: 2. optional subjects. The final pas
Page 516 and 517: These qualifications are only award
Page 518 and 519: Diagram of the Spanish education sy
Page 520 and 521: Appendix I Alphabetical index of th
Page 522 and 523: Radioelectrónica Naval. Ingenieros
Page 524 and 525: Profesor de Educación Secundaria P
Page 526 and 527: Contents Glossary 792 I. HIGHER EDU
Page 528 and 529: Qualified as associate professor. D
Page 530 and 531: Lecturer. Föreläsning Lecture. F
Page 532 and 533: Prorektor Vice-rector, pro-vice-cha
Page 534 and 535: Holder of a chair. Ämnesråd Depar
Page 536 and 537: Thus, there is no distinction betwe
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Page 540 and 541: II. Qualifications and diplomas II.
Page 542 and 543: General degrees A new kind of högs
Page 544 and 545: III. Special types and forms of fin
Page 546 and 547: Bibliography Hildebrand, M., Swedis
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Appendix I Degrees in Sweden In Swe
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In addition to these degrees of at
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• Around four months of practical
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Abbreviations A level Advanced leve
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Undergraduate One who has matricula
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While these institutions have much
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II. Qualifications and diplomas The
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European baccalaureate (EB) Courses
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Colleges and institutes sometimes o
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No distinction is made in the UK be
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The Doctor of Philosophy degree (Ph
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The Council also agreed a directive
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Chartered biologist C.Biol Institut
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Registered at stage 3 in the ‘Pro
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Diagram of the educational system i
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Appendix I General certificate of s
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Oxford and Cambridge Schools Examin
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Appendix III Degree structure: trad
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Appendix IV Bachelor’s degrees BA
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Appendix V Master’s degrees ChM M
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Appendix VI Doctorates DChD Doctor
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Higher MD MCh Doctor of Medicine MD
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