CIHES Working Paper No.1.
‘Hungarian Higher Education 2008’
Conference papers
Editors: József Berács, Ildikó Hrubos, József Temesi
March, 2009
The Center
for International Higher Education Studies (CIHES) at the Corvinus
University of Budapest, established in 2008, organized the “Hungarian
Higher Education 2008” conference first in January 2009. The annual
conference series are focusing on the most important events of the
previous year. This volume, consisting of 11 presentations and a panel
discussion, analyses the modernization endeavors of Hungarian higher
education. Summarizing the first experiences of Bologna-process such
fundamental questions are discussed like the change of the university
ethos in Europe, conflicting of mass end elite education, the higher
education reforms from the OECD perspectives and the
internationalization of higher education. As long as the operational
activities are concerned the financing and administration of
universities are highlighted together with evaluation of so called
“buffer” institutions as rectors’ conferences or quality assurance
organizations.
140 pagesISBN: 978-963-503-395-9
Published studies:
- Temesi, J.: Joining up, modell-copying, modernization attempt?
- Bókay, A.: Transformation of the academic idea – new direction and tasks of the European higher education
- Jobbágy, Á.: Mass education and elite training in the Hungarian higher education
- Kozma, T.: How far does higher education extend?
- Veroszta, Zs.: Value dimensions of the mass higher education
- Kerékgyártó, Gy., & Szarvas, B.: Initial experiences of the Bologna process in the light of teaching a subject
- Berács, J.: The internationalization of higher education
- Limbacher, L.: The reform of our higher education from the OECD’s perspective
- Polonyi, I.: Funding of the Hungarian higher education in the early 2000’s
- Kováts, G.: The transformation of higher education institutions’ central administration
- Hrubos, I.: Puffer organizations in higher education
- Rosivall, L.: Medical education, requested remarks
The publication can be downloaded (in Hungarian) here.