Armenia Model European Union 2016 is a youth project aiming to increase the knowledge of participants about the interrelations of national and Euro
The Future of the Bologna Process Seminar & The European Students' Union's 68th Board Meeting
The Armenian National Students' Association (ANSA) will host the European Students' Union Board Meeting prior to the Bologna Process Ministerial Conference in 14-15th May. During these days “The Future of Bologna Process” seminar and the 68th Board Meeting of ESU will take place and bring together around 130 student leaders from all over the Europe.
It is already clear that these 5 working days will be proficient in the terms of finding out and depicting the real views and suggestions of student leaders from all over Europe, reveal main obstacles, difficulties and advantages of the Bologna process in order to make sustainable changes in the field of HE.
The purpose of the seminar is to enhance the knowledge of the participants on the Bologna Process and to provide insight on the future of the European Higher Education Area and the various systems in Europe. In particular, the participants of the seminar will have the opportunity to attend seminars held by experts and workshops designed for exchanging experiences and best practices used at the national level. At the same time, the participants will engage in the discussions on the preparation of the message to the Bologna Process Ministerial Conference. The seminar will be organized by the Armenian National Students’ Association (ANSA) and the European Students’ Union (ESU).
Date and time:
Thursday, May 7, 2015 - 19:00 to Tuesday, May 12, 2015 - 22:00
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