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Mobility of University Students.CONTENTS: Internationalisation and student mobility have become major issues in the field ofhigher education. The activities of the European Community in this field seem to concentratemore on short-term mobility than on transfer mobility. In order to improve both short-term andtransfer mobility certain conditions have to be set up. The recognition of foreign certificates,degrees and periods of study is one of most important preconditions. Foreign EC transfer studentsneed recognition of their entrance or intermediate qualifications and degrees to be admitted to ahigher education institution. Foreign EC exchange students need recognition of their periods ofstudy abroad in order to integrate them in their official study programme at their home institution.This report contains a lot of statistical information on the mobility of students within theEuropean Community.Australian University Exchange Agreements for International Academic Mobility (Reportof an Australian national study on the role of formal agreements for international exchangebetween institutions of higher education)./ Burns, Robin / Trobe University [Australia]. Centrefor Comparative and Policy Studies in Education.-- Bundoora, Victoria, 1992. 159 p.(Monograph. no. 3) ISBN: 0-85816-858-8Az AEGEE nemzetközi diákszervezetrol ("Students Building Bridges Across Europe" -AEGEE 1992)./ Ory, Krysztina / Hungary. Muvelodési és Közoktatási Minisztérium.-- In:Magyar felsooktatás, v. 2, no. 5, p. 16, 1992. ISSN: 1215-3990Education without frontiers: mobility and the European single market / Overseas StudentsTrust [UK].-- London, 1992. 86 p. ISBN: 0-9515953-1-8EEC Competences and Programmes within the Field of Education (Compétences etprogrammes communautaires en matière d'éducation)./ Pertek, Jacques; Soveroski, Marie /European Institute of Public Administration [Netherlands].-- Maastricht, 1992. 102 p. (Seminarproceedings. 1992/005) ISBN: 90-6779-069-9PROGRAMMES/PROJECTS: EEC. Directive 89/48/EEC: Progress Towards Implementation;TEMPUS; PHARE.Evaluation of NORDPLUS: the Nordic Programme for the Mobility of University Studentsand Teachers/ Brändström, Dan / Nordic Council of Ministers [Denmark].-- Copenhagen, 1992.2 v. in various pagings. Contents: v.1: Main report v.2: Case studies. (Higher Education) ISBN:92-9120-073-5Favourable fees for Commonwealth students, the final frustration (Seventh report of theCommonwealth Standing Committee on Student Mobility and Higher EducationCooperation). / Commonwealth Secretariat [UK]; Commonwealth Standing Committee onStudent Mobility and Higher Education Co-operation [UK].-- London, 1992. 87 p.PROGRAMMES/PROJECTS: Commonwealth of Nations; Commonwealth Higher EducationSupport Scheme.Handbook of higher education diplomas in Europe: a survey of study programmes and ofdiplomas, degrees and other certificates granted by higher education institutions in theEurope Region/ Jablonska-Skinder, Hanna; Teichler, Ulrich / UNESCO European Centre forHigher Education [CEPES][Romania].-- Munchen, K.G.Saur, 1992. 304 p. ISBN: 3-598-11073-1HEDBIB – 11/07/06 (EK) 30
Higher Education in a World Market: An Historical Look at the Global Context ofInternational Study./ McMahon, Mary E..-- 1992. In: Higher Education, vol. 24, no. 4, pp. 465-82, Dec 1992.CONTENTS: Patterns in international educational exchange since World War II are examinedthrough analysis of college student exchange from 18 developing nations, particularly to theUnited States. Focus is on the importance of specific economic factors, educational opportunities,and public policy variables. Implications for international exchange in a changing world arediscussed.Institutional management of higher education: trends, needs and strategies for cooperation/Neave, Guy / International Association of Universities [IAU]; UNESCO Higher EducationDivision -- 1992. 168 p.CONTENTS: Part I. The institutional management of higher education. Introduction; Threephases in the evolution of international cooperation; The market ethic; New dimensions in [inter]dependency. Part II. Introduction; Three major axes of development: network development,strategic planning, systems coordination via intermediary and servicing bodies. Part III.Managing international cooperation. Introduction; The Case studies.International Education at the Cross Roads: [working documents] / NAFSA: Association ofInternational Educators [USA].-- Washington D.C., 1992. 99 p.MEETING: NAFSA Annual Conference, 44th Session. Chicago, USA, 1992.The international Tempus seminar on university management / TEMPUS Office [Czech andSlovak Federal Republic].-- Stará Turá, 1992. 1 v. (various pagings).MEETING: International TEMPUS Seminar on "University Management. Stará Turá, Czech andSlovak Federal Republic, 1992.PROGRAMMES/PROJECTS: TEMPUS: Trans-European Mobility Scheme for UniversityStudies.The internationalization of higher education: an empirical study/ Dickinson, Christine;Dickinson, John P. / International Association of Universities. IAU.-- In: Higher EducationPolicy, vol. 5, no. 4, pp. 40-42, December 1992. ISSN: 0952-8733Mass higher education in Europe: implications for student mobility and internationaleducation/ Scott, Peter / European Association for International Education [EAIE][Netherlands].-- 1992. (EAIE Occasional Paper. no.1)Memorandum on higher education in the European Community: views of the CVCP /Committee of Vice-Chancellors and Principals of the Universities [CVCP][UK].-- London, 1992.5 p. ISBN: 0-944890-25-8Mobility has come to stay: management strategies to meet the demands ofinternationalisation in higher education (La mobilité: un acquis": stratégies de gestiondestinées à répondre aux exigences de l'internationalisation de l'enseignement supérieur)./Laureys, Godelieve / OECD. IMHE Programme.-- In: Higher Education Management; Gestionde l'Enseignement Supérieur, vol. 4, no. 1, March 1992, pp. 108-120. ISSN: 1013-851XMobility of teachers, researchers and students: the case of Eastern and Southern Africa(Mobilité des étudiants, des enseignants et des chercheurs: le cas de l'Afrique orientale etaustrale)./ Ishumi, Abel G.M. / UNESCO Regional Office for Education in AfricaHEDBIB – 11/07/06 (EK) 31
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