IPF	Sophia Howlett

The Bologna Process in the former Soviet Union Context and background  ▪ Soros network initiatives Education Support Initiative International Higher Education Scholarship Programs IPF initiative OSI Russia IEP Budapest ISE-Centre  ▪ Relevant initiatives worldwide USAID Russia UNESCO EUROPA Education and Taining National Information Centre on academic Recognition and mobility  ▪ Annotated papers The Bologna Process from a Central European Perspective Implementing the Bologna Process in Georgia Reconstructing the Doctorate Bibliography on Higher Education    Project objectives to study four diverse approaches to the Bologna Process as found in Russia, Ukraine, Georgia and Kazakhstan (within the context of a common higher education past) examine the ideological positioning ofthese countries in relation to the EHEA and its consequences explore the collaboration and/or collision of different higher education frameworks and the impact of participant countries that are both ‘in’ and ‘out’ on the EHEA in coordination with the group advisor, write a research paper and a 20-page policy study for the relevant ministries and the primary implementers of the Bologna Process in Western Europe on how to best focus higher education reform efforts within the context of the former Soviet Union. write a research paper and a 20-page policy study for the relevant ministries and the primary implementers of the Bologna Process in Western Europe on how to best focus higher education reform efforts within the context of the former Soviet Union.

Fellow Website ▪ www.policy.hu/howlett    Fellow activities & publications ▪ Sophia Howlett’s personal web page is now fully accessible with interesting links to her IPF and SEP activities.   ▪ The IPF policy paper is expected in April 2006.    The fellow ▪ Curriculum vitae ▪ Research proposal ▪ e-mail:    2005 Working Groups ▪ 2005 Working Group Summary ▪ Democratic Governance ▪ Wider Europe ▪ Public Health and Roma ▪ Policy Making ▪ Combatting Organized Crime ▪ Higher Education Reform ▪ Open Society in Former SU ▪ Open Society and Muslims    2006 Working Groups ▪ 2006 Working Group Summary ▪ Wider Europe ▪ Open Muslim Societies ▪ Open Society Threats ▪ Resource Curse ▪ Roma Exclusion ▪ Open Information Policy

www.policy.hu

www.soros.org

www.ceu.hu/cps

January 2006