Examples of using Student mobility in English and their translations into Polish
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Lack of alternative sources of funding after the end of the project is an obstacle to continued student mobility.
Education, on the Bologna Process and student mobility.
which are very popular programmes for student mobility.
I voted in favour of the own-initiative report by my excellent German colleague Mrs Pack on the Bologna Process and student mobility.
In the voting Mrs Pack and her report on the Bologna Process and student mobility received my support.
In writing.- Doris Pack's report'The Bologna Process and student mobility' is a constructive contribution to the debate on student mobility.
Education and training must be relevant to labour market needs, while student mobility within the Region is promoted;
units of learning as well as student mobility.
According to Truszczyński, as of the academic year 2015/16, student mobility under the Erasmus programme will probably be possible also for students from Ukraine.
Student mobility programmes such as Erasmus,
The evaluation demonstrates that the availability of student mobility grants is by far the most important factor in fostering the sustainability of projects.
The EU's role is to facilitate various school exchanges and expedite student mobility And it should not involve itself in any other school-related matters.
The university is committed to promoting student mobility and has many cooperation agreements with institutions in Europe and beyond.
The university was also a forerunner in the“Bologna Process” that helped to ease student mobility in and out of over 40 European countries by standardising degree structures.
WHEREAS a successful cooperation in this field implies a general commitment by both sides to make complementary efforts to stimulate student mobility.
ECTS(see Glossary) was first used essentially as a credit transfer system for student mobility in the Erasmus Programme from 1989/90 onwards.
contribute to the achievement by 2012 of at least 3 million individual participants in student mobility under the Erasmus programme
and to promote student mobility by improving the effectiveness of existing European programmes.
about the quality of foreign degrees, which can hinder recognition and student mobility.