Les ministères chargés de l'environnement et du logement, ont lancé un appel à projets pour la réalisation de prestations de formation à la préparation aux nouvelles épreuves des examens et concours professionnels.
Date limite de remise des plis : le 24 août 2016 à 12 heures.
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Enquête européenne sur la perception du CV Europass
Appel à propositions 2016 - Résultats des candidatures
Les résultats des candidatures pour des financement de projets de partenariats sont en ligne sur le site Pénélope + depuis le 18 juillet. Voir l'article...
Site Europass : une nouvelle identité graphique
Une nouvelle version du site Europass vient d'être lancée, dotée d'une nouvelle identité graphique. La navigation, améliorée, permet un accès plus aisé à l'information recherchée. Voir l'article...
La purge en Turquie s'étend au monde académique
L'AIU dénonce les dernières démarches du gouvernement turc qui a démis des milliers de membres du personnel du ministère de l'éducation de leurs fonctions, et du Conseil de l'enseignement supérieur (YOK) qui a ordonné à plus de 1500 recteurs et doyens de démissionner. Ceci est en complète contradiction avec les principes mêmes de la liberté d'expression et du respect des droits de l'homme, ces valeurs défendues par l'AIU tout autant que celles de la liberté académique et de l'autonomie institutionnelle. Voir l'article...
Purge in Turkey extended to academia
The IAU decries the latest steps taken by the Turkish government which has now suspended thousands of staff members in the Education Ministry, while the University Council (YOK) ordered more than 1500 rectors and deans of universities to resign. This is in complete contradiction to the principles of freedom of speech and respect for human rights, values upheld by IAU along with those of academic freedom and institutional autonomy.. More...In support of the Turkish higher education community
By . hree years ago in 2013, more than 4800 international higher education professionals from all around the world gathered in Istanbul to celebrate the EAIE’s 25th Annual Conference. That time was marked by protests in Taksim Square and highlighted the need for international and intercultural collaborations in higher education. Leading up to the event we established strong relationships with Turkish universities and we continue to work closely with Turkey’s higher education community. More...
Jumping off the cliff: being English in the age of Brexit
By . Following the Brexit vote, much uncertainty has been felt within the United Kingdom and beyond. As international educators, we have been watching closely to understand how our field, our students and our higher education institutions will be affected by this new – and in many ways unexpected – situation. More...
Internationalisation data from the bottom up
By . Reliable and relevant data is an unquestionable necessity for policy making in current times, and international higher education is no exception. What data is gathered, how and under what definitions can have a great impact on future policies and how the sector’s achievements are communicated. Indicators of internationalisation and internationality of higher education vary widely among institutions and higher education systems across Europe. More...
The Bologna informational campaign was launched in Belarus
The informational campaign regarding the Bologna process and its implementation was launched in Belarus in June. The series of video episodes from unknown character – Mr Bologn, appeared in Youtube. From the videos Mr Bologn was explaining the essence of the Bologna process. The information was addressed specially to Belorussian viewers. More...