If universities are to do their job really well they must modify their structure, organise themselves more flexibly so as to guarantee more effective realisation of their teaching and research objectives and supervise the quality of this realisation more efficiently. Good organisation means better control and more effective utilisation of resources (didactic and research). This article discusses two problems: the need for contracts regulating the mutual responsibilities of universities and their staffs and the need to develop separate didactic and research structures furthering more efficient and flexible approaches to research and teaching utilising selected elements of market Solutions within and without the universities.Aby lepiej wypełn...
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Universities are key elements of the system of science in all OECD countries. Not only do they condu...
The author proposes a new look at the traditional functions of a university. He takes a note of inte...
Two probable developmental scenarios for higher education in Poland are presented. These scenarios a...
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This article is an attempt to discuss the evaluative research conducted for the purpose of the proje...
Due to increasing competition and lack of funds, Polish higher education institutions have to perfec...
The Author discusses some problems concerning the use of credit system at the institutions of higher...
Hat as a metaphor of thinking, boots – representing diversity of ac-tion, presented to signal the us...
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Since 2004 the combined student debt in the United States has grown by more than one trillion dollar...
In the article the problem of the nature of the social responsibility of the higher education instit...
Once the school education had become common and mandatory, persons who were engaged in teaching obta...
This is an attempt to outline the perspectives of the binary system of education at the university l...
The subject of the article are bridge organisations (also alled buffer bodies, mediatory institution...
Family life education delivered by Polish schools requires well-organised classes to make pupils mor...
Universities are key elements of the system of science in all OECD countries. Not only do they condu...
The author proposes a new look at the traditional functions of a university. He takes a note of inte...
Two probable developmental scenarios for higher education in Poland are presented. These scenarios a...
An appropriate daily schedule takes into account the requirements of pedagogy and hygiene according ...
This article is an attempt to discuss the evaluative research conducted for the purpose of the proje...
Due to increasing competition and lack of funds, Polish higher education institutions have to perfec...
The Author discusses some problems concerning the use of credit system at the institutions of higher...
Hat as a metaphor of thinking, boots – representing diversity of ac-tion, presented to signal the us...
Operating a business in a variable environment means that new ways to achieve success must be consta...
Since 2004 the combined student debt in the United States has grown by more than one trillion dollar...
In the article the problem of the nature of the social responsibility of the higher education instit...
Once the school education had become common and mandatory, persons who were engaged in teaching obta...
This is an attempt to outline the perspectives of the binary system of education at the university l...
The subject of the article are bridge organisations (also alled buffer bodies, mediatory institution...
Family life education delivered by Polish schools requires well-organised classes to make pupils mor...
Universities are key elements of the system of science in all OECD countries. Not only do they condu...
The author proposes a new look at the traditional functions of a university. He takes a note of inte...