A workshop titled ‘The role of practice-oriented higher education in Europe‘ was organised in Budapest (Hungary) on 26 February 2016. It is co-organised by the Hungarian Rectors’ Conference (HRC) and EURASHE. Underneath are further information on:
(Photograph: CC by by Moyan Brenn)
Day 1 – Friday 26 February 2016
9:00 – Registrations
9:30 – Welcome
dr. Zoltán Maruzsa, Ministerial Commissioner, Ministry of Human Capacities (tbc)
dr. Liliána Zúgó, responsible for the European Semester, Representation of the European Commission in Hungary
9:50 – Professional higher education in Europe: characteristics and challenges
Michal Karpíšek, Vice-President of EURASHE
PHE definition and characteristics as proposed by EURASHE, relevant policies, reflection of PHE agenda within the Bologna Process and other policies, EURASHE activities and their relevance for countries of Central Europe
10:30 – I. Discussion: Ways to reduce drop-outs from higher education
Introduction: dr. habil István András, Rector of the University of Dunaújváros
Trainings based on learning outcomes; Development of the administrative framework; Approval of knowledge gained in informal/non-formal environment
11:00 – Coffee break
11:20 – II. Discussion: Practice-oriented solutions in higher educational training
Introduction: Péter Tasi, Budapest Business School
TEAM ACADEMY specialization at the Budapest Business School
12:00 – III. Discussion: Experiences of the dual higher educational programmes
Introduction: dr. habil. László Vass CSc., Budapest Metropolitan University
Short presentations on dual higher education programmes: MET University, Széchenyi István University, University of Miskolc, College of Higher Education Kecskemét
13:00 – Lunch






Workshop location
The workshop is hosted by Budapest Metropolitan University, room K302, located at Nagy Lajos király útja 1-9, 1148 Budapest, Hungary.
Organisers


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