Country by Country Implementation
These resources contain information specific to the Bologna Process signatory countries (46 countries as of 2008).
The
2009 Bologna Secretariat Web site provides information about each signatory country:
- National Reports on Bologna Reforms
- Responsible National Authority
- Higher Education Institutions
- Quality Assurance
- Academic Recognition
- Representatives to the Bologna Follow-Up Group
Focus on the Structure of Higher Education in Europe: National Trends in the Bologna Process (4.2Mb
)Eurydice publication reviews trends in the organization of higher education in the 45 signatory countries at the time of the 2007 London conference. It reports on each country's progress on:
- Adoption of a three-cycle structure
- Introduction of ECTS
- Provision of the Diploma Supplement
- Recognition of Joint Degrees
- Introduction of national qualifications frameworks
- Development of quality assurance
It also describes the incentives introduced at the national level to encourage higher education to adapt to the aims of the Bologna Process.
The Bologna Process Stocktaking 2007 Report (438kb
) This London 2007 ministerial meeting document includes a scorecard for each signatory country, listing their key developments, progress, and future challenges in these categories:
- Degree System
- Quality Assurance
- Recognition of Degrees and Study Programs
- Lifelong Learning
- Joint Degrees
