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Developing Joint Masters Programmes for Europe.

Results of the EUA Joint Masters report. March 2002-Jan 2004.

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EUA (European University Association) developed this project with the twin objectives of using the experience of joint programmes to find solutions to a range of issues in the European higher education landscape that need to be resolved for the Bologna process to be a success. Joint Masters programmes are increasingly being looked to as innovative instruments to improve inter-institutional cooperation in Europe, and to respond to particularly European academic and labour market needs. This project has therefore offered the opportunity to gain deeper insight into how universities are realising a vision of European cooperation through joint programmes. Contents: 1. Introduction. - 2. Participating networks. - 3. Project themes. - 4. Project methodology. - 5. Project findings - benefits, good practice and unresolved problems. - 6. Developing and sustaining joint masters programmes. - 7. Quality assurance. - 8. Golden rules for new joint masters programmes. - 9. Attractiveness of joint master programmes outside Europe. - Appendix 1. Recommendations on joint degrees made to ministers in Berlin. - Appendix 2. Main events during the project. - Appendix 3. EUA joint masters networks. (HoF/text adopted).