Fostering students mobility: next steps?

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Fostering students mobility: next steps? Marcel Crochet

Sorbonne joint declaration External and internal readability Two main cycles Generalisation of ECTS Multidisciplinary studies Proficiency in languages and information technologies International recognition of first degree cycles Mobility for at least one semester True commitment to create a European area of higher education

Bologna joint declaration Easily readable and comparable degrees Diploma supplement System based on two main cycles System of credits (ECTS) Promotion of mobility Promotion of European co-operation in quality assurance Promotion of the European dimensions in higher education

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