Summary
A report evaluating the progress of the Bologna Process in creating a European Higher Education Area, highlighting successes in mobility and addressing challenges like youth unemployment. 10 28.04.2015
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education
social policy
european union
higher education
employment and working conditions
research and intellectual property
Key points
- The Bologna Process has successfully increased the comparability of higher education structures and improved student mobility over the last 15 years.
- A significant challenge remains the mismatch between the skills graduates possess and the demands of the modern labor market.
- Youth unemployment remains a critical issue, with millions of young people in the EU still lacking stable employment.
- There is an urgent need to protect funding for research and education, specifically warning against cuts to the Horizon 2020 program.
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