Official Bologna Process Seminar
 
Equality in a Knowledge-based Society -
How to Widen Opportunities?
 
Best Practices in National Action Plans

 

Organizētāji: Ungārija

Noslēguma ziņojums

Budapešta, Ungārija, 10 -11 Nov 2008

MONDAY, 10 NOVEMBER 2008
13.05
Chair: Dr. Efstathios Michael, Head of the Bologna Social Dimension Coordination Group, Ministry of Education and Culture, Cyprus

Dr. Károly Manherz, State Secretary for Higher Education and Science, Ministry of Education and Culture, Hungary
Opening address (in Hungarian)
13.25
Daniela Billus, Head of the Department for Equal Opportunities, Ministry of Social Affairs and Labour, Hungary
Welcome address (in Hungarian)
13.45
Gábor Sárközi, Deputy Head of the Department for Equal Opportunities, Ministry of Education and Culture, Hungary
14.05
Questions from the audience
14.15
Julie Fionda, Directorate-General for Education and Culture, European Commission
14.35
Alma Joensen, Executive Committee, European Students' Union (ESU)
14.55
Szilvia Rézműves, student of Social Policy, Eötvös Loránd University, Hungary
Personal experiences
15.15
Questions from the audience / Discussion
16.00-18.00
Working group sessions
Working group 1: Dimensions (Vetítőterem, 2. floor)
Chair, introduction and rapporteur: Dr. Dominic Orr, Eurostudent Project, Higher Education Information System (HIS), Hannover, Germany
 
16.10
Dr. Dominic Orr, Eurostudent Project, Higher Education Information System (HIS), Hannover, Germany
16.30
Dr. Mariann Szemerszki - Dr. Kálmán Gábor, Hungarian Institute for Educational Research and Development (OFI)
Students and the transformation of Hungarian higher education
16.50
Gilles Verschoore, Social Affairs and Disability Officer, National Union of Students in Flanders, Belgium
17.10
Working group 2: Ranking (Bálterem, 2. floor)
 Chair, introduction and rapporteur: Prof. Dr. Tamás Rudas, Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest
Outputs
  • efficiency of different universities regarding social inequalities,rankings, methods and methodological dilemmas,
  • the question of missing social indicators.
 
16.10
Inge Gielis, Social Affairs Committee, European Students' Union (ESU)
16.30
Dr. Paszkál Kiss, Faculty of Pedagogy and Pychology, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest
16.50
Cort-Denis Hachmeister, Project Manager, Centre for Higher Education Development (CHE), Germany
17.10
Working group 3: Strategies (Grófi dolgozószoba, 1. floor)
Chair, introduction and rapporteur: Dr. Henry Mifsud, Bologna expert and lecturer at the Institute of Tourism Studies, Malta
 Implementation
  • measures to increase the representation of the groups with disadvantages (ethnic minorities, migrants, disabled people, women, people living in poverty etc.),measures taken to help students complete their studies despite the obstacles related to their social or economic background,
  • forms of affirmative action.
16.10
Dr. Efstathios Michael, Head of the Bologna Social Dimension Coordination Group, Ministry of Education and Culture, Cyprus
16.30
Peter Brown, Director, National Access Office, Higher Education Authority, Ireland
16.50
Barbara Tonté, Coordination Officer, Department for Roma Integration, Ministry of Social Affairs and Labour; former student of the Romaversitas Programme
17.10
Alma Joensen, Executive Committee, European Students' Union (ESU)
TUESDAY, 11 NOVEMBER 2008
 Chair: Prof. Dr. János Csirik, Head of the National Bologna Board, University of Szeged, Hungary
9.00
Dr. István Hiller, Minister of Education and Culture, Hungary
The social dimension of the Bologna Process - Challenges of the 21st century
9.30
Summary for working group 1 (Dr. Dominic Orr)
9.40
Summary for working group 2 (Prof. Dr. Tamás Rudas)
9.50
Summary for working group 3 (Dr. Henry Mifsud)
10.00
Discussion
10.30
Coffee break
 
11.00
Dr. Katalin Tausz, Eötvös Loránd University, Hungary
11.30
Discussion with the audience with a view to adopt conclusions and the Recommendations

 

 
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