Private higher education establishments in Europe : the present condition and prospects of development

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Private higher education establishments in Europe : the present condition and prospects of development / red. Józef Szabłowski ; Konferencja Rektorów Uczelni Niepaństwowych = Conference of Rectors of Polish Private Higher Education Institutions, The Assosiacion of German Private Higher Education Institutions. - Białystok : University of Finance and Management, 2005. - 219 s. : fot., rys., tab. ; 23 cm.

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Szabłowski Józef. Red.

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1. Present condition and perspectives of development of higher education in chosen countries: Development of non-state education in Poland in 1991-2005; Private Universities in Germany. Introduction to the nature of private Universities; Non-state sector of higher education in Russia: main tendencies and challenges; Actual state and the perspectives if development of higher education in Ukraine in the context of European integration; Private higher schools in the Republic of Bulgaria (establishment; statutory, requirements and development); State of art, private higher education, Portugal. 2. Education quality: Quality assurance and the market; Certification system of Internet e-learning courses. 3. Experiences of the higher education institutions: The university of Buckingham: an independent European University; Multi-level cooperation with local educational entities as a development base for the private higher school of pedagogy. 4. Regulations in private higher education: the tendencies and regularities in private higher education in the transition economy; Political will to keep private education going; Governing and financing private tertiary education in Norway towards 2010 - a national case study