CONVENTION ON THE RECOGNITION OF STUDIES, DIPLOMAS AND DEGREES CONCERNING HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE STATES BELONGING TO THE EUROPE REGION 1979 — Rwanda law | Esheria

CONVENTION ON THE RECOGNITION OF STUDIES, DIPLOMAS AND DEGREES CONCERNING HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE STATES BELONGING TO THE EUROPE REGION 1979

The provision defines recognition of foreign higher-education credentials and says it can give the holder comparable rights, including consideration for entry to higher education or research institutions and recognition for professional preparation, but it does not remove other admission or professional requirements.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
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Status
In force
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Language
mul
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The provision defines recognition of foreign higher-education credentials and says it can give the holder comparable rights, including consideration for entry to higher education or research institutions and recognition for professional preparation, but it does not remove other admission or professional requirements. The Contracting States commit to cooperate on improving higher education access, recognition, and information exchange. Contracting States must take feasible steps to encourage recognition of certain secondary-school certificates and diplomas from other Contracting States for access to higher education. Admission to a specific higher-education institution may also depend on available places and required language qualifications. Contracting States must take feasible steps to encourage the relevant authorities to recognize certain qualifications and to define procedures for recognizing partial studies. Contracting States must take feasible steps to encourage recognition of qualifications from other Contracting States.