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Reform of French universities

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The reform of French universities is a vast overhauling of French public higher education system. One occurred in 2007: Liberties and Responsibilities of Universities. Another in 2013: Law on Higher Education and Research. The last one was the "Law on Orientation and Academic Success" in 2018.

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50 Years after May '68: Higher Education Reform & Student Protests in France 2017/18, webdossier by the German Education Server (DBS)

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