Public universities
Evolution of the big deals use in the public universities of the Castile and Leon region, Spain
... the public universities of Castilla and Leon, members of the Bucle consortium, is ...in public universities in Castile and Leon has ...the universities with a higher number of staff and ...
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Tuition Fees in Spanish Public Universities: A Regional Convergence Analysis
... The Spanish HE sector has undergone a major process of decentralisation culminating in 1997, when all regional governments assumed responsibility for education policy (see Pereyra, 2002, for a comprehensive discussion of ...
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The Malaysian Millennials’ Characteristics: An Investigation on Selected Public Universities
... This paper aims to explore the characteristics of millennials as espoused in most literature. There are seven characteristics of millennials and each characteristic became the focus of the present study. As most ...
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Study on Perspectives Regarding Deposit on Open Access Repositories in the Context of Public Universities in the Central Eastern Region of Argentina
... is article presents the results of a survey and qualitative study of needs and practices of open access scholarly works dissemination. e survey and study focused on different issues related to usability, navigation, and ...
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Intellectual capital management and reporting in European higher education institutions
... in public universities in order to improve their level of quality and ...provide universities with adequate tools for the governance of their research ...for universities´ strategy and ...
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Análisis comparativo entre los sistemas de educación superior de Ecuador y Bolivia
... The public resources come from imposing revenues ...The public universities are free, meanwhile the average cost of annual enrollment in public universities is ...
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Essays on universities and economic development
... Spanish public university system, collected biannually by the Rector’s Conference of Spanish Universities (RCSE) 11 ...Private universities are excluded from our analysis for two ...between ...
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A Public University or a Private University: What Effect does this Choice have on the Professional Success of Graduates in Spain?
... a public univer- sity, it could be said that private universities provide an educational alternative mainly for families with a greater purchasing ...to public universities when the ...
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Public health and public health ethics
... ‘because public health cannot be separated from its broad so- cioeconomic context,’ and public health pro- fessionals cannot silently witness such egre- gious social injustices as poverty, discrimina- tion, ...
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Engaging with OER at universities
... One of the most important phases in the OERtest project is testing the feasibility of OER based learning assessment at the participating universities. To enable such a service offer at these institutions, the ...
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Assessing university performance and strategic paths in the presence of multiple objectives
... (i.e. universities and research centres), from the economic agents responsible for demanding and using knowledge ...and public research centres/institutes) and knowledge-broker organisations (knowledge ...
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Web accessibility analysis of the Universities and Public Polytechnic Schools of Guayaquil applying the NTE INEN ISO / IEC 40500: 2012 Standard
... electronic public administration is presented in the environment of Public Higher Education, for which the accessibility of web content is evaluated by applying the Ecuadorian standard NTE INEN ISO / IEC ...
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Public Intimacy
... a public sphere based in reason, legitimate by expert’s discourses, locally fixed and that cherishes generalisation, there is a disseminated publicness/privateness pair outlined by singular expe - riences and ...
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Urban-serving research universities: Institutions for the public good
... all universities equally carry out this public good mission of access equally, and some are positioned better to be able to do ...and universities, like many across the world, serve a variety of ...
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THE HISTORY OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING IN ECUADOR
... the public school for each classroom was quite big (between 40 to 50 students) that to do such an activity was very difficult since when the students talk made noise and in that time it was not acceptable for a ...
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How do we teach our CLIL teachers? A case study from Alcalá University
... Secondly, the fact that students take courses from level to level makes it possible for instructors to follow students’ learning process. Accordingly, we believe that keeping track of students’ grades with a convenient ...
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Mexico–U.S. Scientific Collaboration in Nanotechnology
... encourages universities and research centers to pursue international collabora- tions, most Mexican public research institutions (except for some large univer- sities) do not have funding money to engage in ...
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CREACION DE CAPACIDAD PARA LA GESTION DE LOS DERECHOS DE PROPIEDAD INTELECTUAL
... The remaining option for developing countries is to stage their capital invest- ment programmes (to the extent possi- ble) and ensure that IPR service fees are set at a level where the full costs are recovered. This ...
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TítuloEthnic identity construction in Chiapas: examining the role of higher intercultural education model
... the public university lacking a multicultural mission we have obtained higher levels of ex- ploration than students in the private ...of public institutions and, of course of inter- cultural settings, are ...
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