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The '''Concordance eucléenne''' ({{wp|French language|Gaullican}}: ''Euclean Concordance''; the name is officially left untranslated in other languages) is an agreement among [[Euclea|Euclean]] countries to harmonize standards and requirements in {{wp|tertiary education}}. The Concordance makes it possible for students and graduates to have their academic credentials recognized across Euclea, both within academia and in the job market. It facilitates student and faculty exchange and transfer among institutions, allowing much more flexibility for Eucleans who wish to work or study in another country. It is not part of the [[Euclean Community]], although the EC is a consultative partner and all EC member states are also members. | The '''Concordance eucléenne''' ({{wp|French language|Gaullican}}: ''Euclean Concordance''; the name is officially left untranslated in other languages) is an agreement among [[Euclea|Euclean]] countries to harmonize standards and requirements in {{wp|tertiary education}}. The Concordance makes it possible for students and graduates to have their academic credentials recognized across Euclea, both within academia and in the job market. It facilitates student and faculty exchange and transfer among institutions, allowing much more flexibility for Eucleans who wish to work or study in another country. It is not part of the [[Euclean Community]], although the EC is a consultative partner and all EC member states are also members. | ||
Qualifications are uniformly categorized into three grades terminating in a {{wp|bachelor's degree}}, {{wp|master's degree}}, and {{wp|Doctorate|doctoral degree}} respectively. National {{wp|matriculation examinations}} are harmonized so that there is mutual recognition of school-leaving qualifications at the end of the secondary level. | Qualifications are uniformly categorized into three grades terminating in a {{wp|bachelor's degree}}, {{wp|master's degree}}, and {{wp|Doctorate|doctoral degree}} respectively. National {{wp|Matriculation examination|matriculation examinations}} are harmonized so that there is mutual recognition of school-leaving qualifications at the end of the secondary level. | ||
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Revision as of 16:05, 22 October 2020
The Concordance eucléenne (Gaullican: Euclean Concordance; the name is officially left untranslated in other languages) is an agreement among Euclean countries to harmonize standards and requirements in tertiary education. The Concordance makes it possible for students and graduates to have their academic credentials recognized across Euclea, both within academia and in the job market. It facilitates student and faculty exchange and transfer among institutions, allowing much more flexibility for Eucleans who wish to work or study in another country. It is not part of the Euclean Community, although the EC is a consultative partner and all EC member states are also members.
Qualifications are uniformly categorized into three grades terminating in a bachelor's degree, master's degree, and doctoral degree respectively. National matriculation examinations are harmonized so that there is mutual recognition of school-leaving qualifications at the end of the secondary level.
Member states
Euclean Community: all member states
Montecara