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Interpretations of the Bologna Process

Wei Wang

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Bologna aims to Integration of resources in the European Higher Education,the process begins by the 29 countries signed the Bologna agreement. From an economic perspective,Bologna is a measure of economic globalization.Degree system change is the most important reform of process,although there are many questions about this process,but is still actively by the European countries promoted,because the Bologna is not simply aboutn Education.

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Bologna aims to Integration of resources in the European Higher Education,the process begins by the 29 countries signed the Bologna agreement. From an economic perspective,Bologna is a measure of economic globalization.Degree system change is the most important reform of process,although there are many questions about this process,but is still actively by the European countries promoted,because the Bologna is not simply aboutn Education.

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Bologna aims to Integration of resources in the European Higher Education,the process begins by the 29 countries signed the Bologna agreement. From an economic perspective,Bologna is a measure of economic globalization.Degree system change is the most important reform of process,although there are many questions about this process,but is still actively by the European countries promoted,because the Bologna is not simply aboutn Education.

Key concepts: Bologna Process, Globalization, Higher education, Political science, Process (computing), Perspective (graphical), European integration, Business

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