US EditionThe Government tightens the requirements for opening a private university: it will ask for a minimum of 4,500 students and a new binding report
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The Government tightens the requirements for opening a private university: it will ask for a minimum of 4,500 students and a new binding report
The objective of this measure, as Pedro Sánchez has emphasized, is to end “those educational chiringuitos that do not meet the level that must be demanded of higher education”
Government puts more requirements on private universities: a binding report and a minimum of 4500 students
The president announces a toughening of the regulations to create new universities after noting that in recent years centers have been approved that did not comply with the minimums despite the fact that the former minister Castells tried to make it difficult; the approval of online universities will depend on the CongressThe 'bubuja' of private universities of doubtful quality forces the government to harden the requirements again The former mi…
The government is launching to stop the creation of private universities and calls for "combating non-level chiringuitos"
The government is launching to defend the public university against the private one. Pedro Sánchez champions this cause, which has been masculinating for days in the executive. In a...
These are the requirements of the draft proposed by the Government to create new private universities
The Executive proposes to revoke the authorizations granted to universities that do not comply with 4,500 students in the first five years of exercise or do not allocate 5% of their total budget to Andalusia research.
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