Examples of using Tempus programme in English and their translations into Finnish
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The Tempus programme- or, in this specific case,
Eastern Europe continued fully to participate in the Tempus programme, together with the non-associated countries of the Western Balkans
The Tempus programme has been the subject of a number of evaluations which have confirmed its value as a tool to promote the development of education systems through the support of activities involving structural co-operation between universities in the EC and in the partner countries and territories.
neighbour States of the Union and those already taking part in the Tempus programme.
The Tempus programme has proved its value in contributing to the modernisation of the higher education systems in partner countries,
The Tempus programme was launched in 1990 as a programme for co-operation in the field of higher education, conceived as an
The Tempus programme, which currently has an annual budget of about €90 million,
At the same time, the Tempus programme has assisted partner countries in reforming their higher education systems in line with the principles of the Bologna process such as the new degree system,
to explore how the Tempus programme could continue to contribute to modernising and enhancing the quality
The Tempus programme is a trans-European cooperation scheme for higher education.
This report is evidence of Parliament's firm support for the Commission's proposal to extend the Tempus programme to the MEDA partners
led very quickly- on 7 May 1990- to the decision to establish the Tempus programme, in other words the legal framework for adapting the results of the experiences gained from the Community educational programmes Erasmus and COMET to the special conditions that prevail in the eastern countries.
The Tempus programme is the European Union cooperation scheme for Higher Education which supports the process of transformation to market economies and democratic societies in the New Independent States
In addition, the TEMPUS programme, set up in 1990 within the framework of PHARE, has laid the foundations for co-operation in the university field.
In most if not all countries the TEMPUS programme fitted very well into national policies,
incorporating the benefit of the PHARE and Tempus programmes.
extra-European universities is supported under the Erasmus Mundus and Tempus programmes.
extra-European universities is supported under the Erasmus Mundus and Tempus programmes.
also implement the TEMPUS Programme in the MEDA countries.
just renewed for a further five years; the TEMPUS programme, originally launched in 1990 as part of the original Phare activity,