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New bill proposed for universities: changes in tenures and academic scholarships · Cyprus Report

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New bill proposed for universities: changes in tenures and academic scholarships

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A new legislative proposal concerning higher education institutions (AEI) in Greece has been published for public consultation by the Ministry of Education. The bill addresses changes to the terms of service for academic staff and provisions regarding university scholarships. It also outlines regulations for branches of university-affiliated legal entities and academic degrees from the United Kingdom. Additionally, the proposal includes specific references to the Islamic Mosque of Athens. The public consultation period is currently open for stakeholders to provide feedback.

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Νέο νομοσχέδιο για τα ΑΕΙ: Τι αλλάζει σε θητείες, ακαδημαϊκούς υποτρόφους και παραρτήματα πανεπιστημίωνProto Thema · 13 days ago

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A new legislative proposal concerning higher education institutions (AEI) in Greece has been published for public consultation by the Ministry of Education. The bill addresses changes to the terms of service for academic staff and provisions regarding university scholarships. It also outlines regulations for branches of university-affiliated legal entities and academic degrees from the United Kingdom. Additionally, the proposal includes specific references to the Islamic Mosque of Athens. The public consultation period is currently open for stakeholders to provide feedback.

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