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October 11, 2025Moldoscopie0 citationsOpen Access

Comparative approach of higher education policy in the European Union (Part I)

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LOLudmila Oleinic

Key Points

  • The adaptation of higher education systems is crucial as digitalization emerges as a significant megatrend transforming institutions.
  • Higher education policy influenced by the Bologna Declaration encompasses reforms in university organization and administration.
  • Public policy-making shapes desirable outcomes in higher education, allowing for experimental designs in organizational models.
  • The influence of information technology extends to teaching methods, curriculum content, and the overall educational framework.

Abstract

This scientific research is about EU higher education policy guided by the Bologna Declaration, the process has been implemented with other reforms, including international reorganization of universities. Interest being displayed to adaptation of the higher education system to changing environment. Aspects of university organization as well as broader framework of higher education being affected by means of public policy-making towards directions considered desirable. Reflections on institutional logic of higher education offer a design space to experiment with organizational models and logics. Digitalization represent a megatrend with major impact on higher education institutions. Information technology influences higher education in logistics and administration, in how to teach, what to teach, and what artificial intelligence means for higher education system.

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Ludmila Oleinic (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e9b1d0ba7d64b6fc132979https://doi.org/10.52388/1812-2566.2025.1(102).11
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