The various EC student and teaching staff mobility schemes arc outlined, stress being placed on the role of the United Kingdom as one of the participating countries. Certain United Kingdom bilateral arrangements for the same general purposes are also evoked. Much in these programmes is relevant for Yugoslav universities.
Higher Education in Europe
Volume 16, 1991 - Issue 2
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