Mrs. Khayala Huseynova 16 June 2015

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Mrs. Khayala Huseynova 16 June 2015 Bologna Process-and development Azerbaijan education Problems and perspectives Mrs. Khayala Huseynova 16 June 2015

Main developments “Education sector, including higher education sector is considered a field of activity of strategic significance and priority development and a pre-requisite for development of society and state in Azerbaijan.” 1

Bologna process After joining the Bologna process in May 2005 in Bergen, Ministry of Education of Azerbaijan elaborated an Action Plan and by the appropriate Order of the Minister of Education “Plan of activities on implementation of the requirements of Bologna Declaration in higher education system of the Republic of Azerbaijan for 2006-2010” was adopted. This Plan stipulates modernization of multi-tier system of higher education, transfer to credit system, elaboration of new Diploma Supplement in compliance with UNESCO/Council of Europe

Bologna process After joining Bologna process in 2005, 2 private higher colleges Carefully identify their target audience. (be very specific) (Social- political Higher College and Higher Diplomatic College) and 1 seminary (Baku Higher Seminary for Girls) were granted the status of university. 2 new higher education institutions have been established – Azerbaijan Academy of Diplomacy and Azerbaijan Institute of Tourism. Provide feedback to youth on how they did

Higher education system in Azerbaijan Types of HE Institutions: Universities, Academies, Institutes, colleges, conservatoires Multi-Level system of HE . New Law on education adopted in 2009 Autonomy of HE Institutions. Admission to HE Institutions

2. Globalization of HE HE in Azerbaijan and the Bologna process Participation of HE Institutions in International projects National Identity in HE Equality of access to HE.

Degree System in Azerbaijan In 1993 two-tier system of higher education was introduced in Azerbaijan which includes bachelor and master degree study During the first cycle (bachelor level ) students acquire knowledge within the study programme on concrete speciality (qualification).

Degree System in Azerbaijan Study programme for bachelor level provides general knowledge on science, humanities and applied scientific knowledge on concrete speciality. Period of study for bachelor level is 4 years. Education process at bachelor level is implemented through study plans on concrete specialities prepared in compliance with education standards and adopted by the Ministry of Education.

Degree System in Azerbaijan Before completion of Bachelor degree study students submit Diploma work and defend it before the State Attestation Commission. Post graduate students who displayed high results during their study at Bachelor level of education can continue education at the second cycle (Master level) through application to the State Commission on Students Admission and passing appropriate exams .

Degree System in Azerbaijan At present, 39 higher education institutions in Azerbaijan offer Master degree programmes. About 10000 students study in these HEIs at Master level. The second cycle of education is implemented in the form of fulltime and part-time study. The period of study at the second cycle is 1,5- 2 years depending on the speciality. The period of part-time study for Master degree is 2,5 years. During the last term of Master degree study successfully completed Master degree programme and defended dissertation are awarded a professional and scientific degree of Master.

The third cycle of higher education In accordance with the Education Law of Azerbaijan Republic, the third cycle of higher education (Doctoral degree) is stipulated within the framework of multi-tier higher education system. However, mechanism of preparation of specialists within this system doesn’t function yet. At present, ‘aspirantura’,and ‘doctorantura’ which were introduced during Soviet times continue functioning. After completion of a research in ’aspirantura’ or ’doctorantura’ researcher defends dissertation and decision of the Specialised

The third cycle of higher education Board he/she is awarded a scientific degree of candidate of science (Ph.D) or doctor of science .

The social dimension In accordance with the Constitution of Azerbaijan Republic and Education Law of Azerbaijan Republic, every citizen of Azerbaijan has the right to education, including higher education, irrespective of its racial, national and religious affiliation, language, gender, age, state of health , social-financial position, type of activity, political views etc. The State guarantees observance of laws provided in Constitution.

The social dimension Age requirement for entering higher education institution has been abolished. Representatives of national minorities have equal rights to higher education. As stipulated in the legislation of Azerbaijan Republic, men and women have equal rights to education. At present, women constitute 49% of the population of Azerbaijan Republic. 40% of students in higher education institutions are women.

The social dimension Young people from refugees families and people forcedly displaced from Armenia and Upper Karabakh are exempted from education fee if they study in private higher school or public higher school on fee-paying basis.

Mobility Mobility of students is one of the priority areas of education policy in Azerbaijan. At present, 5000 Azerbaijani students study abroad on state supported basis. All expenses related to their study in foreign country are covered by the State or host country/university. Azerbaijani students receive education in Turkey, Russian Federation , France , USA, UK etc.

Future challenges Modernisation of legislative basis and elaboration of new legislative documents in order to ensure broader mobility of students and staff . Development of democratic principles in management of HEIs. Increasing students’ role in management of HEIs and ensuring their real involvement in this process, as well as their active participation in organisation of education process. Involvement of local community in management of HEIs.

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