Traduction de «Aptitude aux études en hautes écoles spécialisées » (Français → Anglais) :

qualification needed for enrolment in a university of applied sciences

UAS degree programme

EAER Ordinance of 2 September 2005 on Study Programmes, Continuing Education and Training and Qualifications at Universities of Applied Sciences

Swiss Board of Colleges of Higher Education

Swiss Council of Colleges of Higher Education

college of higher education

IVET is normally part of upper secondary education[8] but includes also tertiary level (called 'Fachhochschulen', 'universities of applied sciences' or 'vocational colleges' in many countries)[9].

In this context and in line with the Council conclusions on the modernisation of higher education , the term ‘higher education’ encompasses all tertiary institutions which may include, inter alia, universities, universities of applied science, institutes of technology, grandes écoles, business schools, engineering schools, IUTs, colleges of higher education, professional schools, polytechnics and academies.

PISA shows lower performance of pupils in schools with high concentrations of migrant pupils.[19] Segregation also happens within schools: there is evidence that ability grouping/tracking places a disproportionately high share of migrant pupils into lower-ability streams – reflecting, possibly, lower initial levels of educational attainment and/or linguistic capacity.[20] Finally, the high concentration of children of migrants in special schools for disabled pupils evident in some countries is an extreme case of segregation.[21] It is a priori unlikely that migrant pupils suffer from very different levels of disability across countries.

A recent study[5] on the state of digital provision in schools in the Union revealed that 63% of nine year olds do not study at a 'highly digitally-equipped school' (with appropriate equipment, fast broadband and high 'connectivity').