KYRGYZSTAN: the 6th Call for Proposals of TEMPUS IV
National priorities for Joint Projects:
• Curricular Reform
- Modernisation of curricula with 3 cycle structure, ECTS and degree recognition in the following subject areas:
- Business Studies, Management Science;
- Education and Teaching;
- Health and Social Protection;
- Economic and Business Administration;
- Information Technology;
- International Law.
• Governance Reform:
- Equal and Transparent access to higher education;
Development of international relations.
• Higher education and society:
- Training courses for public services (ministries, regional/local authorities);
- Development of lifelong learning in society at large;
- Qualifications frameworks.
National priorities for Structural Measures:
• Governance Reform:
- University management and student services;
- Institutional and financial autonomy and accountability;
• Higher education and society:
- Training courses for public services (ministries, regional/local authorities);
- Qualifications frameworks;
Regional priorities for Joint Projects:
- Modernization of curricula with 3 cycle structure, ECTS and degree recognition: Education/Pedagogy, Law, Water Resources and Energy, Environment
- Governance reform: University governance and students services, quality assurance, institutional and financial independence and accountability, international relations
- Higher education and society: Triangle
Regional priorities for Structural Measures:
- Governance reform: quality assurance, development of international relations
- Higher education and society: Development of partnership with enterprises, triangle of knowledge: education-innovations-researches, qualification frameworks, training courses for public services (ministries, public, local authorities)
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