The decree will collect the proposal of the Basque government, so that quality agencies can issue ‘quality stamps’ to classify universities, both those who are active and the newly created. In the coming days they will work to put discrepancies in competence.
The Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities of the Government of Spain continues to collect improvements for the Decree of universities The aim is to approve it in the coming weeks and agreed to include the proposal of the Basque government in that new decree so that the Aneca (National Evaluation and Accreditation Agency) and regional agencies can issue quality seals To evaluate universities, both those have already been implemented and the newly created.
This has been announced in a statement in the Ministry of Science, Universities and Innovation of the Basque Government, after a team of yours has that of the Ministry will meet this last Wednesday, led by the counselor Juan Igrez-Chlesias and the State Secretary Juan Cruz Cigudosa, to tackle the project of the project of the project of respectively.
The Basque government explained that the meeting could be verified that both institutions coincide in the “need to guarantee the quality of universities” and that they also coincide in many of the keys to achieve this challenge.
The Ministry has indicated that the proposal of Lakua on quality stamps is “compatible” with the spirit of the decree, but they influence that these stamps will not be binding.
Although the principle of agreement is already a reality and it seems that the positions are approaching, the ministry still has to overcome another large stumbling block, the Discrepancies in competence is important. And it is that Basque counselor showed his opposition against the decree during the General University Policy (CGPU) conference, since the state cannot assume competition at telematic universities.
This week, the Counselor showed its intention to ask the Ministry to withdraw from the new university decree project The section that returns to the central government the competition at telematic universities, something that “drings in” the Basque self -administration and that is a “red line” for the regional executive.
As reported by the Department of Pérez-Chlesias, both parties have promised in the coming days to work together to find a formula that “usually reconciles the discrepancies in competence of the universities with a range of studies.”
Source: EITB
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