Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2008-04-09-Speech-3-143"
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"More than one year after Romania and Bulgaria joined the EU and almost nine years after the beginning of the Bologna process, eight European countries do not acknowledge the university degrees and other qualifications obtained in these two Member States.
Many times, Romanian citizens are discriminated when they wish to become employed or continue their education abroad.
The non-recognition of diplomas also contributes to low participation in European student mobility programmes, especially as regards postgraduate diplomas.
For instance, a Romanian student could not participate in a master degree programme financed by Erasmus-Mundus in a university centre from any of the eight Member States that will not acknowledge the student’s basic university degree.
This is discrimination against the citizens of a Member State and its result is the limitation of their chances to obtain European funds for academic mobility.
The European Commission has recently condemned this conduct. I believe the European Parliament should have the same firm attitude in this respect."@en1
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