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The TPG-LRC CoRE project has the objective of supporting the implementation of the Bologna Process, focusing on key commitment 2 on national legislation and procedures compliant with the Lisbon Recognition Convention in the countries being part of the BFUG Thematic Peer Group B on the Lisbon Recognition Convention (TPG B).
The project thus supports the institutional activities of the TPG B, by sustaining the organisation of the TPG B meetings, and the themes treated within it, based on a peer approach to share good practise in the field. Three open seminars will be organised as multiplier events, respectively on alternative pathways, automatic recognition and digitalisation to share knowledge and build ownership among partners, TPG B members and consultative members and within the community of stakeholders involved in the recognition of qualifications.
The Italian Information Centre on Academic Mobility and Equivalence CIMEA coordinates the TPG-LRC CoRE project in cooperation with:
The project runs from May 2022 until April 2025.
In case of questions about this project and the involvement of EUA, please contact Helene Peterbauer.
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The Bologna Process is an intergovernmental higher education reform process launched in 1999 that includes 48 European countries and a number of European organisations, including EUA. It is dedicated ...
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