スペインのマドリッドのUniversidad Complutense de Madridは、78'000人の50の公立大学の学生に影響する大学を窒息させる政府の教育費の削減を辞めるように要求
El rector de la Complutense: “El futuro de la Universidad pública está en entredicho”
El responsable del mayor centro presencial de España alerta de la "asfixia" de los campus
La Complutense ha perdido 300 profesores en tres años y otros 90 se irían fuera este año
Hasta el 15% de sus grupos de investigación se ha quedado sin financiación
Los rectores exigen a Wert que revoque los recortes contra la equidad
DESCARGABLE El comunicado de los rectores
Elsa García de Blas Madrid 30 ABR 2014 - 15:42 CET
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The Rector of the Complutense: "The future of the public university is at stake"
The head of central Spain face greater warning of "suffocation" of the campus
The Complutense lost 300 teachers in three years and another 90 would go out this year
Up to 15% of its research groups has run out of funding
The governing Wert require repeal cuts against equity
DOWNLOADABLE The statement of the governing
Elsa Garcia de Blas Madrid 30 ABR 2014 - 15:42 CET
" Choking " is the word that defines the current state of the Spanish universities, as expressed by this morning the Rector of the Complutense University of Madrid, José Carrillo , in reading an agreed statement of the 50 public and 25 private campus in the country in requiring the Government to reverse the cuts that stifle them . The center responsible for the highest attendance in the country with 78,000 students , has warned that the effect of the adjustments will take " years" in reverse - "What we have invested in 30 years we throw overboard with four years of disinvestment " - and has warned that the viability of the centers is much more complicated if no action is taken : "The future of the public university is at stake ."
The Rector of the Complutense has detailed figures of its own campus the impact of these "exceptional measures" that rejects the joint communiqué of the Conference of Rectors ( CRUE) . Measures came through budget cuts ( about 1,200 million since 2009) and regulatory changes that have favored an unprecedented increase in the price of college tuition and tighter academic standards for access to a scholarship. At its center , the cuts translate into loss of faculty, students and research equipment and lines .
The Complutense professors lost 300 doctors in the past three years , and another 90 are on the verge of running out this year, because the replacement rate ( 10% , only one in ten covers low ) prevents them stabilize. "The training of these teachers has cost 30 million of public money is money that is going down the drain ," Carrillo has complained . The loss of these 90 doctors may assume , he said, they have to " raise the closure of departments or even degrees ."
Fewer teachers and fewer students . The Madrid campus has lost up to 20% of master students in the last two years , has told the rector, and 800,000 fewer credits registered in the same period , which is equivalent to that every student has failed to enroll for a subject (60 credits are , on average, a full course ) . The rate hike , especially intense in Madrid, is falling behind students - the average cost of undergraduate tuition has gone up 65% in two years . " Many who are now professors at this university could not have studied at these prices ," he lamented the rector.
The largest university research center of Spain has also suffered hard . Of the 570 research groups, between 10% and 15% funding has run out , "which is paralysis of laboratories and research areas ," explains Vice President of Research Campus , Francisco Tirado. " This also applies to the subject of the research : the most expensive , those related to chemical , physical or health, they need more material , supplies , etc., are the most affected ," he adds . " Research teams without relief , not departments , who will teach in five years ? " Complained the rector. "This will be a cost to this country ," warned Carrillo , who recalled that research in Spain " is supported by 66 % by universities ."
The Complutense also afflicts the lack of investment in infrastructure. Just take a walk through the campus and observe the poor condition of many buildings. The head of the university has been estimated at 200 million euros investment deficit in building maintenance. The campus budget has dropped from 597 million euros in 2011 to 510,600,000 this year, been offset by " a source of income by increasing rates," so , Carrillo said that "the cut is even greater, and the part most affected have been the students. " Invoices are paid eight months late.
"They are thrashing year after year," lamented the rector, to whom the position of the Government - the Ministry of Education and said yesterday he has no intention of reversing the situation, it is a " political choice " and not just a matter of money. "There is talk of putting 5,000 million to rescue radio , why it is money and not for the University ? " .
The rectors of all Spanish universities have staged this morning with the simultaneous reading of the communiqué on their campuses their rejection cuts and the requirement that the Executive will reverse measures that attack " equity."
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