The Relevance for Developing Countries of International Mobility and the Recognition of Studies and Degrees of Higher Education.

Popivoda-Endresen, Natasha

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The Relevance for Developing Countries of International Mobility and the Recognition of Studies and Degrees of Higher Education.

Popivoda-Endresen, Natasha

Higher Education in Europe, v11 n3 p13-15 1986

Individual students and scholars from developing or developed countries are entitled to have their personal achievements in education, research, and science evaluated according to identical standards. Only the development of systems of comparability in these fields will increase the level of mutual confidence and cooperation. (MSE)

Descriptors: Certification, College Credits, Comparative Education, Developing Nations, Foreign Countries, Higher Education, International Cooperation, Migration, Student Mobility, Transfer Policy

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