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Educación plantea subir hasta el 50% las matrículas universitarias
El ministro se reúne hoy con las autonomías para negociar el incremento máximo que podrán aplicar en sus campus.
También revisarán la reducción de titulaciones y el aumento de horas lectivas
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スペイン教育相は、歳出削減のために、公立大学の授業料を現在の実費(6000ユーロ)の15%の900ー1000ユーロから、25%の1500ユーロに引き上げを要求
Education raises up to 50% college tuition
The minister is meeting today with the autonomy to negotiate the maximum increase that may apply on their campuses.
Also review the qualifications reduction and increased teaching hours
Pilar Alvarez Madrid 19 ABR 2012 - 17:41 CET
The minister is meeting today with the autonomy to negotiate the maximum increase that may apply on their campuses.
Also review the qualifications reduction and increased teaching hours
Pilar Alvarez Madrid 19 ABR 2012 - 17:41 CET
It's the turn of the higher teachings. The Minister of Education, Culture and Sports, José Ignacio Wert, is meeting this afternoon with the regions to adjust measures in Spanish universities. The General Conference of University Policy is between points on the agenda to change the conditions for access to university education and admission procedures. This is a review of tuition fees on the rise, according to sources familiar with the content of the meeting, which put increased up to 50%.
Spanish university students now pay between 900 and 1,000 per year for tuition, 15% of the cost of the course, amounting to 6,000 euros. With the increase, its contribution would be around € 1,500 annual maximum quota, meaning up to 10% its contribution to cover a quarter. The ministry forecast is to set a range for communities to decide how much to use depending on the circumstances of their region and deficit targets, as noted today the Secretary of State for Education, Training and Universities, Montserrat Gomendio. "All proposals
Another point of debate to cut additional 3,000 million euros in the education budget is the increase in teaching hours of lecturers, after the education minister criticized at the last Council of Ministers the "inefficiency" which is that a proportion of "very high teacher is not investigating or generating knowledge."
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The Conference of Rectors of Spanish Universities (CRUE) has responded to the minister that the Spanish scientific output grew by 80% between 1997 and 2007 to be "3.4% of the worldwide scientific, performing two-thirds of this percentage universities "as noted in a statement, which ensures that Spain is the ninth and eighth power scientific publications per capita," with results similar to Japan. "
Education wants to set a minimum number of students by degree as they have done some autonomous communities. The deck is a figure that 40 to 50 students per group, according to sources. According to information recently provided the minister in the Senate, the average size of a group of 55 students and 42% of the degrees at public universities was less than the minimum in 2008-2009.
According to a study by the BBVA Foundation in collaboration with the Instituto Valenciano de Investigaciones Económicas (IVIE) submitted this week, 29% of the degrees offered in 2009-2010 were less than 40 students per course, while the average was 94 .
In Spain there are 79 universities, 50 public and 29 private study in which about a million and a half students per year. The debate on the merger of qualifications is recurrent in recent years, although this time the supply has increased: in 2008-2009 were offered and 2,669 degrees and diplomas in 2011, 2,413 master's degrees and 2,758 officers.
The Xunta de Galicia approved in December a minimum number of students for their careers, between 45 and 50. If they do not within two courses, will have three years to attract more students and must submit a restructuring plan. Catalonia has announced a similar measure.
The ministry announced on Monday the main cutting measures under compulsory education aimed at reducing staff and increasing the number of students per class. In primary goes from 27 to 30 students per class, and 30 to 36 in secondary education. And it eliminates the maximum hours per week taught by these teachers. The minimum is 25 hours in primary (now this was the maximum) and 20 secondary (the fork went from 18 to 21).
The proposal presented today by the ministry account in advance with the support of some of the communities governed by the PP, such as La Rioja. His Minister of Education, Gonzalo chaplain, said before entering the conference that the measures seek to "alleviate the deficit situation" and leaving "significant scope" for autonomy. Considers that extending the fork so that students pay more tuition fees "is not a problem" for communities like yours. "La Rioja could not climb it because it has a sound and viable university."
Communities governed by the PSOE, however, already announced their opposition. The Deputy Minister of Universities of the Basque Country, Pedro Luis Arias (PSE) has also pointed out before the meeting that his government would not agree to extend this range upward because "many families" are not going to accept it and has called for a balance "fit" between fees and scholarships.
The Secretary General of Universities of Andalusia, Francisco Trigueros, said his government "will not participate in the approval of rise in university fees and if this increased cost was finally approved, the resources of scholarships and financial aid should increase equally ", as noted in a statement ahead of the meeting. The provision for scholarships and grants that the Ministry has approved in 2012 for students amounted to 1,265 million euros, which means 166.4 million less than in 2011.
Spanish university students now pay between 900 and 1,000 per year for tuition, 15% of the cost of the course, amounting to 6,000 euros. With the increase, its contribution would be around € 1,500 annual maximum quota, meaning up to 10% its contribution to cover a quarter. The ministry forecast is to set a range for communities to decide how much to use depending on the circumstances of their region and deficit targets, as noted today the Secretary of State for Education, Training and Universities, Montserrat Gomendio. "All proposals
Another point of debate to cut additional 3,000 million euros in the education budget is the increase in teaching hours of lecturers, after the education minister criticized at the last Council of Ministers the "inefficiency" which is that a proportion of "very high teacher is not investigating or generating knowledge."
more informationSobran races, but not universities or graduatesThe discussion of class sizeUniversity reform: ask the wrong questions, wrong answers"When money is no need to rationalize." Teresa Miras lead university reform
The Conference of Rectors of Spanish Universities (CRUE) has responded to the minister that the Spanish scientific output grew by 80% between 1997 and 2007 to be "3.4% of the worldwide scientific, performing two-thirds of this percentage universities "as noted in a statement, which ensures that Spain is the ninth and eighth power scientific publications per capita," with results similar to Japan. "
Education wants to set a minimum number of students by degree as they have done some autonomous communities. The deck is a figure that 40 to 50 students per group, according to sources. According to information recently provided the minister in the Senate, the average size of a group of 55 students and 42% of the degrees at public universities was less than the minimum in 2008-2009.
According to a study by the BBVA Foundation in collaboration with the Instituto Valenciano de Investigaciones Económicas (IVIE) submitted this week, 29% of the degrees offered in 2009-2010 were less than 40 students per course, while the average was 94 .
In Spain there are 79 universities, 50 public and 29 private study in which about a million and a half students per year. The debate on the merger of qualifications is recurrent in recent years, although this time the supply has increased: in 2008-2009 were offered and 2,669 degrees and diplomas in 2011, 2,413 master's degrees and 2,758 officers.
The Xunta de Galicia approved in December a minimum number of students for their careers, between 45 and 50. If they do not within two courses, will have three years to attract more students and must submit a restructuring plan. Catalonia has announced a similar measure.
The ministry announced on Monday the main cutting measures under compulsory education aimed at reducing staff and increasing the number of students per class. In primary goes from 27 to 30 students per class, and 30 to 36 in secondary education. And it eliminates the maximum hours per week taught by these teachers. The minimum is 25 hours in primary (now this was the maximum) and 20 secondary (the fork went from 18 to 21).
The proposal presented today by the ministry account in advance with the support of some of the communities governed by the PP, such as La Rioja. His Minister of Education, Gonzalo chaplain, said before entering the conference that the measures seek to "alleviate the deficit situation" and leaving "significant scope" for autonomy. Considers that extending the fork so that students pay more tuition fees "is not a problem" for communities like yours. "La Rioja could not climb it because it has a sound and viable university."
Communities governed by the PSOE, however, already announced their opposition. The Deputy Minister of Universities of the Basque Country, Pedro Luis Arias (PSE) has also pointed out before the meeting that his government would not agree to extend this range upward because "many families" are not going to accept it and has called for a balance "fit" between fees and scholarships.
The Secretary General of Universities of Andalusia, Francisco Trigueros, said his government "will not participate in the approval of rise in university fees and if this increased cost was finally approved, the resources of scholarships and financial aid should increase equally ", as noted in a statement ahead of the meeting. The provision for scholarships and grants that the Ministry has approved in 2012 for students amounted to 1,265 million euros, which means 166.4 million less than in 2011.
スペイン教育相は、歳出削減のために、公立大学の授業料を現在の実費(6000ユーロ)の15%の900ー1000ユーロから、25%の1500ユーロに引き上げを要求
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