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Title: Filire de Physique Universit dEtvs Lorand Budapest


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Filière de PhysiqueUniversité dEötvös Lorand
Budapest
  • Séminaire à Meknès
  • Dune réforme de structure à une réforme de
    contenu
  • Les 26-28 novembre 2007

P. Debreczeni
Projet TEMPUS SM_SCM-M012B06-2006 (MA) RE-FORM
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Historique
  • 1987 revising the whole curriculum (virtual
    BaMa)
  • 1993 new doctoral school
  • 1998 ECTS (accumulation)
  • 2002 NQF for HE
  • 2003 BaMa system based on Bologna

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Policy Issue (National Level)
  • Policy issue (1991)
  • Hungary must shortly have a system of education
    that by making the best use of its resources will
    be able to contribute to the countrys effective
    integration into the community of developed
    countries, and at the same time will also serve
    the construction of a knowlwdge-based society.

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Background Studies in Support of Programme Design
  • Qualification systems are important for
    determining selection, the setting of standards
    and empowering students
  • One of the causes of the weaknesses in the system
    is the divided system itself, that is, having
    totally separate academic and vocational tracks
    leading to separate qualifications.

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Conclusions
  • Weaknesses of the divided system
  • inherited assumptions that the economy requires
    the separation of mental and manual labour, which
    provides the justification for academic/vocational
    division
  • the system is dominated by selection the problem
    is to increase both the quantity and quality of
    participation
  • it is inflexible in that it separates students
    into different academic and vocational tracks and
    hinders movements and transfer between them
  • it hinders innovative combinations that can link
    theoretical and applied studies.
  • It exaggerates the differences between high and
    low prestige institutions and programmes and
    reinforces the process of educational
    stratification

6
Recommendations
  • Review the education system as a whole (public
    and vocational, HE and lifelong learning)
  • Re-examine the divide between vocational and
    academic needs and create a unified system of
    qualifications that will gradually bridge the
    division between education and training.
  • The implication of a unified system of
    qualifications should be considered at the level
    of curriculum practice.

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Important aspects
  • Whether the curriculum that was established when
    at most 10 continued in education, is
    appropriate when at least 35-40 are expected to
    continue at least for three years after 18
    (modularization).
  • Whether existing participation on the basis of
    existing curricula, even when it is possible,
    would provide students with the kind of skills
    and knowledge that are necessary in the likely
    circumstances of the twenty first century.
  • Learner independence the empowerment of
    students
  • New methods of student assessment are required

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Implications for the curriculum
  • A unified curriculum will not separate the
    preparation of students for employment from the
    wider role of preparing them to become citizens
    in a democratic society.
  • Instead of having separate academic and
    vocational courses, the curriculum should consist
    of a range of theoretical and applied modules
    within a single system of first cycle (PS and
    Bachelors). Students will be able to choose from
    a number of routes or pathways
  • A move towards a more integrative form of
    specialization with the possibility of developing
    new connective skills and understanding and the
    ability to innovate and to apply and use learning
    in different contexts.
  • A shift from teaching to learning

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Problems encountered
  • Dead-end teaching pathway for students in
    politechnics/colleges
  • Teaching tubes in HE instead of flexible
    learning pathways
  • Drop out (waste of time and money for both
    students and public expenditure on education)
  • over-specialization in case of HE graduates

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Degrees
  • 1987 1400 circa 60 college level
  • 1998 453 (221 university 232 college level)
  • 2003 116 Bachelor 200-300 Ma planned
  • Structure 12 domains, 34 fields of studies
  • Domains general education fields (secondary
    level 10)
  • Fields related to scientific classification
    fields
  • Degree occupation (fonction) related

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Physics at ELTE
  • Bachelor of Science
  • wide-scale general education in physics
  • Master of Science
  • specialization in several fields of physics
    (astrophysics, biological physics, materials
    physics, atomic and molecular physics, particle
    physics, statistical physics, solid state
    physics) high-school teacher training
  • PhD

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ELTE TTK Physics
  • http//teo.elte.hu/fs/
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