The Bologna Declaration, which set in motion what is now known as the Bologna Process, marked a sea change in higher education systems throughout Europe. The work carried out within the highly structured framework of the Process led to the launch, in 2010, of the European Higher Education Area, i.e. one step closer to the creation of a “Europe of knowledge”. While the presence of the EHEA may be considered a cause for celebration, can the same be said of other aspects of the Bologna Process as so many of its member countries struggle to implement educational reform in times of grave financial uncertainty?
The Bologna Process: A Cause for Celebration?
REES, Maria Frances
2011-01-01
Abstract
The Bologna Declaration, which set in motion what is now known as the Bologna Process, marked a sea change in higher education systems throughout Europe. The work carried out within the highly structured framework of the Process led to the launch, in 2010, of the European Higher Education Area, i.e. one step closer to the creation of a “Europe of knowledge”. While the presence of the EHEA may be considered a cause for celebration, can the same be said of other aspects of the Bologna Process as so many of its member countries struggle to implement educational reform in times of grave financial uncertainty?
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