Traduction de «institut d'enseignement supérieur » (Français → Anglais) :

higher education [ grande école | institute of technology | tertiary education ]

rector of higher education | university chancellor | head of higher education institutions | rector for higher education institutions

higher education establishment | higher education institution | tertiary education institution | third level educational institution | HEI [Abbr.]

first stage of tertiary education

SEAMEO Regional Centre for Higher Education and Development [ RIHED | Regional Institute of Higher Education and Development ]

trans-European mobility scheme for university studies | Tempus [Abbr.]

lecturer in modern languages | modern languages teacher | modern languages lecturer | university modern languages lecturer

University and higher education teachers

Council for Cultural Cooperation [ CCC [acronym] CDCULT | CDED | CDESR | CDPAT | Steering Committee for Cultural Heritage | Steering Committee for Culture | Steering Committee for Education | Steering Committee for Higher Education and Research ]

university [ polytechnic | university education | university institute | university training | universities and colleges(UNBIS) ]

(h)"higher education qualifications" means any diploma, certificate or other evidence of formal qualifications issued by a competent authority attesting the successful completion of a post-secondary higher education or equivalent tertiary education programme, namely a set of courses provided by an educational establishment recognised as a higher education institution or equivalent tertiary educational institution by the State in which it is situated, where the studies needed to acquire those qualifications lasted at least three years and correspond at least to ISCED 2011 level 6 or to EQF level 6, according to national law.

These studies will provide an illustration of the impact that Tempus has had on higher education institutions, on individuals involved in higher education and on organisations linked to or benefiting from the higher education system in the partner countries.

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.

19. Points out that mainly public and also private funding is of primary importance for the modernisation of higher education systems; emphasises that investment in higher education in Europe is crucial to overcoming the current economic crisis; calls on the Member States and higher education institutions to expand scholarship and funding programmes for those institutions and to develop innovative methods of funding mechanisms which can contribute to more efficient functioning of higher education institutions, complement public fund ...[+++]ing without increasing the pressure on households and make higher education accessible to all; expresses regret at the significant cutbacks to education budgets in several Member States, as well as the constant increase in education fees, which is leading to a significant increase in the number of vulnerable students;