ジョイントディグリー拡大の背景 : 欧州連合の高等教育政策に関する基礎調査

大学論集 50 号 255-269 頁 2018-03 発行
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ジョイントディグリー拡大の背景 : 欧州連合の高等教育政策に関する基礎調査
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An Initial Investigation of Higher Education Policies Supporting the Expansion of Joint Degree in Europe
作成者
野村 朋絵
収録物名
大学論集
Daigaku ronshu: Research in higher education
50
開始ページ 255
終了ページ 269
収録物識別子
[PISSN] 0302-0142
[NCID] AN00136225
抄録
This paper seeks to understand the background of expanding Joint Degree (JD) programs in Europe. Development of the JD among different countries may enforce institutional systems and national legislative change. Although the consequence is important, higher education institutions (HEI) show positive attitude in implementing JD programs assuming their efficiency.
It presumes a significant role of the higher education policies of the European Union (EU) in the expansion of the HD and relationship between supranational organization and its member States on the transformation of organizational environment of the European HEIs. Restricted power of the supranational organizations in the domain of education has expanded rapidly to change their governance structure in Europe. Special attention on mobility and cooperation among HEIs by offering a platform for information exchanges and communication and facilitated development of joint study programs which may lead to the development of the JD.
In addition, a funding scheme named Erasmus Mundus (EM) supported HEIs to develop JDs and adopt different tools for convergence of the educational system of the region. The logic of the Lisbon agenda that state education to play an important role in knowledge based economy and competitive environment has supported such funding schemes to implement new standards in European higher education.
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教育 [ 370 ]
言語
日本語
資源タイプ 紀要論文
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広島大学高等教育研究開発センター
発行日 2018-03
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収録物識別子
[ISSN] 0302-0142
[NCID] AN00136225