Lessons from the Bologna decade
THE recent Second Ministerial Bologna Policy Forum in Vienna, Austria ended on a positive note. It was participated not only by 47 countries, which are signatory to the Bologna framework for higher education, but also other nonEuropean counterparts such as Malaysia. More significantly, the Forum mar...
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