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1. www.minedu.sk › higher-education-in-slovakiaHigher Education in Slovakia | Ministerstvo školstva, výskumu ...

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   The first level of higher education are bachelor study programmes. Study programmes of the second level of higher education and those of the first two levels of higher education joined into a single whole are: master study programmes, engineer study programmes, doctor study programmes.

2. link.springer.com › referenceworkentry › 10Higher Education Systems and Institutions, Slovakia - Springer

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   Jan 1, 2020 · In 2017, Slovakia had 20 public higher education institutions, 3 state institutions, and 12 private ones providing higher education for altogether 156,038 students at all three levels (Bachelor, Master, PhD) and in both full-time and part-time mode (CVTI 2017).

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4. msmstudy.sk › en › for-applicantsEducation in Slovakia – Higher education system in Slovak ...

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   The education in Slovakia and its system in Slovakia is in many ways similar to other countries of the European Union and Eastern Europe. However, there are certain things to consider. During the first 30 years of life, a Slovak can get an education in: Preschool institutions; Junior and high school; Gymnasium or college; University

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5. msmstudy.sk › en › for-applicantsStudy in Slovakia – Higher Education in the Slovak Republic

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   The study process in Slovakia is structured in different ways. Some faculties make their own schedules for students, but more often students do it themselves. Subjects are divided into compulsory and optional. Optional subjects are chosen by students independently.

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6. ssg.sk › 2021 › 08Education system Slovakia - ssg.sk

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   In Slovakia, higher education is provided through a unitary system in which the distinction between academic education and higher professional education is often not clear. Some programmes have the characteristics of both higher professionally oriented education and university education. Examples include

7. www.researchgate.net › publication › 340905859Slovak System of Higher Education in its Connection to ...

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   The aim of the paper is to present theoretical review of the Slovak national higher education system development as determined by the processes of socio-political transformations in the...

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   How many HEIs are there in Slovakia?

   • In 1990, HEIs were transformed into self-governing institutions. In 2017, Slovakia had 20 public higher education institutions, 3 state institutions, and 12 private ones providing higher education for altogether 156,038 students at all three levels (Bachelor, Master, PhD) and in both full-time and part-time mode (CVTI 2017 ).

   Higher Education Systems and Institutions, Slovakia

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9. link.springer.com › chapter › 10The Complexities of the Slovak Higher Education Development

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   Jul 26, 2024 · This paper provides a description and analysis of higher educational issues concerning Slovakia. Slovakia faces a middle-income trap and a brain drain of spirited students to neighboring countries.