EURASHE organised its 13th Annual Conference titled ‘After Graz – Before Berlin: “The Assets of the Bologna Process for Professional Higher Education”‘ in Gyöngyös (Hungary) on 5-6 June 2003. Underneath are further information on:
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Day 1 – Thursday 5 June 2003
14.00 – Opening of Conference
Sándor Magda, Director, Gyöngyös College of Economics and Agriculture
Roland Vermeesch, General Director, President of EURASHE
14.30 – Plenary Session
Raf Chanterie, Member of Cabinet of Commissioner Viviane Reding, European Commission
Balint Magyar, Minister of Education, Hungary
Changes in the Higher Education in Central-Eastern Europe, László Dinya, Vice-President, EURASHE
Trends in Learning Structures in Higher Education III, David Crosier, Project Manager, EUA
16.00 – Coffee Break
16.30 – Plenary Session ctd.
Stephan Neetens, The National Unions of Students in Europe, ESIB
Colleges and Universities: Partners or Competitors in the Bologna Process, Arpád Balógh, President, Confederation on Hungarian Colleges
20.00 – Reception
Day 2 – Friday 6 June 2003
09.30 – Plenary Session: Survey on the Tertiary Short Cycle (sub-degree) Higher Education in Europe
Søren Nørgaard, Secretary General, EURASHE
Yves Beernaert, International Relations, KHLeuven
Magda Kirsch, International Relations, KHLeuven
10.30 – Coffee Break
11.00 – Comments to the survey, Philippe Mouraux, European Commission, DG-EAC
11.30 – Vocational Training: as a part of the widened Bologna-spectrum, the four-cycles education, István Bilik, Secretary General, Confederation of Hungarian Colleges, Hungary
12.00 – Lunch
14.00 – Plenary Session
Advances in Quality Assurance and Accreditation, Mark Frederiks, Policy Adviser Quality Assurance, HBO Raad, The Netherlands
External quality assurance in the UK: all change – again!, David Parry, Dean of the Academic Standards and Quality Service, Southampton Institute, UK
15.00 – Coffee Break
16.00 – Plenary Session
Panel discussion: Setting Priorities for Professional Higher Education, in the light of the Bologna Process.
Roland Vermeesch, President, EURASHE, David Crosier, Project Manager, EUA, Stephan Neetens, ESIB
16.30 – End of Conference, Roland Vermeesch, President, EURASHE
19.30 – Dinner















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