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Well, I'm not really sure the effect of the Bologna process in Portugal, because I finished my degree still in the "old" model. But I do know that it is a sourc
by CrLf 18y ago
Well, I'm not really sure the effect of the Bologna process in Portugal, because I finished my degree still in the "old" model. But I do know that it is a source of confusion.
In the old model there were four degrees: Bachelor (3 years), Licenciado (5 years), Master (6+ years) and Doctorate. Now we have Licenciado (3 years), Master (5 years) and Doctorate (6+ years). This means "Licenciados" and "Masters" from the old model must disambiguate by adding "(n years)" as not to be confused with the new (shorter) versions. Madness.
- Luc 18y agoA small price to pay for allowing cross-border competition, I think.It would be great if this were to allow universities to focus more on their strengths, instead of having to offer every degree under the sun. It would allow European universities to improve their worldwide rankings while still remaining free/affordable.