Tuition fees in higher education seem inevitable, don't they? The Deputy Secretary General of the Ministry of Education and Research Indrek Reimand expressed in words clear support for the free education. The positions by the Vice Rector for Academic Affairs of the University of Tartu Aune Valk pose the question of why the university instead of demanding decisively increase in government funding advocates solely the need of engaging the private money. Read More Like this:Like Loading...
The University of Tartu published in its intranet the academic unions' opinion about the doctoral reform The academic unions sent their opinion about the draft of the law changing the existing laws regarding student stipend and student loan and the doctoral reform. Read More Like this:Like Loading...
Webinar The impact of the pension reform for a worker Explained - what will change for a person who continues or stops investing to II retirement pillar? When one has to decide? Read More Like this:Like Loading...
Academic unions sent an opinion about the doctoral reform The signatories of the opinion support the goal to supply PhD student with motivating salary and a work contract with benefits associated to it. However, the opinion points out how the crucial part of a successful PhD project is actually the supervisor who has had time and energy to dedicate. Read More Like this:Like Loading...
The higher education urgently need 1.5% of GDP, the science needs continuous maintaining of 1% The academic unions, non-union representatives of the top scientists and the student unions have been calling with a growing sense of urgency for public financing of the higher education and science of 1.5% and 1% of GDP, respectively. The UT's magazine Universitas Tartuensis in its January edition has a few articles concerning the topics. Read More Like this:Like Loading...