Description
This activity consists of 2 seminars on Applying the principles of the Bologna Process to university academic programmes.
These are seminars on the Bologna process and principles in relation to academic research and a subsequent review of the research components, if any, of their Juris Doctor/Bachelor of Laws and Master programs for consistency with the Bologna process.
As one of the Bologna principles is to achieve the incorporation of gender equality in higher education, seminars will also address the issue of how to incorporate gender content into Juris Doctor/Bachelor of Laws and Master programs, which might be done either through a specific subject called “Gender and Law” or specific contents in the syllabus of the law subjects (e.g.: Civil Law, Criminal Law, Commercial Law …).
It will be implemented as a series of activities to be held online, in the Philippines in Feb/2023 and in Málaga, which includes:
Session 1: 01-03-2021 to 08-03-2021 (online)
Session 2: February 2023
Session 1 – The bologna process and principles and academic research from a bologna perspective
| When | 1st March/2021 to 8th March/2021 |
| Where | Online |
| Target Audience | Judges Law and policy makers Attorneys Faculty Professors and students of CALESA partner institutions Other interested faculty and students of law |
| Programme | Download the programme here |
| Registration | To be informed |
| Streaming | To be informed |
| Outputs | 1 seminar; audience of 45 people; 88% of attendees who respond the survey consider the activity as professionally useful and find that its educational content corresponds to the Philippines’ reality; more than 70% of attendees who respond the survey were satisfied with the event. Information of the event was provided beforehand to participants. |
| Speakers | ● Dr Eugenio Olmedo-Peralta (PhD). Commercial Law Senior Professor. Associate Vice-President for Teaching and Research Staff Policy and Regulation. University of Málaga ● Dr Mª Chantal Pérez-Hernández (PhD). English Studies Senior Professor. Former Vice-President for Degree Studies. University of Málaga. ● Dr Miriam López-Rodríguez (PhD). English Studies Senior Professor. Former Associate Vice-President for Post-Graduate Studies. University of Málaga. ● Dr. Francisco Pereira Coutinho (PhD). Associate Professor and Vice-Dean NOVA School of Law. Lisbon. ● Dr. Marian Aláez Martínez (PhD). Economics Senior Professor. Quality responsible for the Faculty of Law. Deusto University. Spain. |
| More info | Find out more about the event and its outcomes |
Session 2 – Application of the Principles of the Bologna Process to University Academic Programmes
Malcom Theatre, College of Law, UP Diliman
| When | 8 – 12 May 2023 |
| Where | Malcom Theatre, College of Law, UP Diliman |
| Target Audience | Judges Law and policy makers Attorneys Faculty Professors and students of CALESA partner institutions Other interested faculty and students of law |
| Programme | Download the programme of the seminar here |
| Registration | Registration: https://bit.ly/CALESA2023 |
| Information | Event Booklet |
| Outputs | 1. Bologna Process: the European Higher Education Area – Prof. Chantal Pérez Hernández 2. Postgraduate Education within the Bologna Process – Prof. Miriam López-Rodríguez 3. Legal Studies in the EU and Spain – Prof. Eugenio Olmedo-Peralta 4. The new Spanish framework for University Studies – Prof. Eugenio Olmedo-Peralta 5. The quality assurance system in European Higher Education: what is beyond the requirement? – Prof. Marian Alaez |
| Speakers | Chancellor Edgardo Carlo L. Vistan II Prof. Ma. Golda Gigi Minoza Dr. Eugenio Olmedo-Peralta Dra. Miriam López Rodríguez Dra. Marian Aláez Martínez Dra. Ariane Díaz Iso |
| More Information | Website of the event: https://upd.edu.ph/events/capacity-building-for-legal-and-social-advancement-in-the-philippines-calesa-international-conference-on-the-application-of-the-principles-of-the-bologna-process-to-university-academic-prog-2023-05-12/ |
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