European Higher Education Area

The degree is equivalent to a master's degree in the European higher education area.

Higher education is aligned with the European higher education area.

The Bologna process is an attempt to lower these obstacles within the European higher education area.

There is also, as you said, support for the creation of the European Higher Education Area.

The European higher education area adopted a system based on three cycles of study, at bachelor, master and doctorate's level, that is:

In 2010-2011 academic year the new curriculum adapted to the European Higher Education Area began teaching.

Current signatories and thus members of the "European Higher Education Area" are:

Since 2007, more intensive steps towards the establishment of the European Higher Education Area were completed.

The objective is the European Higher Education Area.

A European Higher Education Area would be created, they decided, analogous to the region's trade and euro zones.

I find it disquieting that the Commission is being given the task of preparing a Green Paper on the European higher education area.

During 2010/2011 the University has adapted almost all the teachings it offers to the European Higher Education Area.

Most of the military officers' education and training institutes are fully integrated into the European Higher Education Area.

In this accord 29 European countries agreed to harmonize their higher education system and create a European higher education area.

Romania made major steps towards the European Higher Education Area by reorganizing the entire education system.

Multidisciplinary research, yes; a European higher education area, with the synergies that implies for the European research area.

Portugal is a signatory of the Bologna process and therefore belongs to the European Higher Education Area.

The Bologna Process involves 45 European countries undertaking a series of reforms intended to create an integrated European higher education area by 2010.

The Bologna process aims to create a European Higher Education Area where academic qualifications can be recognised across Europe.

Many Member States have already made progress in this regard, but much hard work lies ahead if we are to succeed in developing the European higher education area.

After a decade - now two decades - we have a European higher education area, the most popular programme and a lot of modernisation and openness at our universities.

Furthermore, Switzerland has participated in the Bologna Process and the creation of the European Higher Education Area.

The UEMC was founded in 2002 and almost immediately adopted the European Higher Education Area guidelines.

The second dealt with the standardization of higher education systems through thorough internal assessments in accordance with the European Higher Education Area.

European Higher Education Area (EHEA)