The Higher Education Export Association opposes the plan to set a minimum study attendance of 80% for foreign students, as well as the right of the Minister of Education and Science to unilaterally decide on the licensing, cancellation or restriction of study programs, according to the association's letter to the Saeima Education, Culture and Science Committee.
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The Higher Education Export Association has expressed its concerns about the amendments introduced in the Saeima, which require foreign students to attend at least 80% of lectures and classes per month.
The Higher Education Export Association opposes the plan to set a minimum study attendance of 80% for foreign students, as well as the right of the Minister of Education and Science to unilaterally decide on the licensing, cancellation or restriction of study programs, according to the association's letter to the Saeima Education, Culture and Science Committee.