CONVENTION ON THE RECOGNITION OF STUDIES, DIPLOMAS AND DEGREES IN HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE ARAB AND EUROPEAN STATES BORDERING ON THE MEDITERRANEAN, 1976 — Rwanda law | Esheria

CONVENTION ON THE RECOGNITION OF STUDIES, DIPLOMAS AND DEGREES IN HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE ARAB AND EUROPEAN STATES BORDERING ON THE MEDITERRANEAN, 1976

This article defines recognition of foreign higher-education qualifications and says recognition can give the holder access to higher-education institutions or professional practice, depending on the scope of recognition.

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Rwanda
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mul
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This article defines recognition of foreign higher-education qualifications and says recognition can give the holder access to higher-education institutions or professional practice, depending on the scope of recognition. The Contracting States agree to work together to improve access to higher education, recognize studies and qualifications, and take all necessary steps to achieve the article’s goals. Contracting States must recognize secondary school leaving certificates from other Contracting States under the same conditions as for their own nationals, but admission to a higher education institution may depend on available places and language requirements. Contracting States must recognize certain foreign higher-education qualifications and, where possible, define procedures for recognizing periods of study. The Contracting States must take steps to recognize certain professional certificates, diplomas, or degrees from the other Contracting States.