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Three key changes the draft law of the Ministries of Education and Citizen Protection, relative to the admission of candidates to the Higher education.
First, the introduction of a minimum admission base for university departments, not with an absolute number (for example, 10), but defined by each section. Specifically, the admission base of each department will be derived, according to the bill, from a percentage (80% -120%) of the average performance of the candidates from each scientific field in the courses examined. The above will apply to the Panhellenic exams this year, 2021 .. Starting next year (Panhellenic exams 2022), the ministry also provides that departments can choose weighting factors for the courses examined.
THE second change refers to the limitation of the number of computing options and their completion in two phases. This change, which is also planned -finally- for the next Panhellenic Games (2022) introduces 2 phases of computer completion. In Phase A, candidates will be able to complete a certain number of computer science courses. The number will come from 10% of the total departments for GEL and 20% for ΕΠΑΛ. In phase B, those who have not been admitted in the first phase will participate, without restriction of options and for the positions of the rest of the universities.
At the same time, there will be a computer program for admission to the public IEK, based on the diploma, which will be valid as of this year.
In third place, is inserted study time limit. For 4-year study programs, the limit will be n + 2. For study programs lasting more than 4 years, it will be n + 3. Changes will apply to new students, while there will be exceptions (work reasons , serious health problems, etc.).
The three changes in relation to the academic environment
The bill of the Ministries of Education and Citizen Protection brings with it three changes, in terms of improve campus security. These are related to controlled admission to universities and the establishment of security structures, the establishment of a special University Foundation Protection Team (OPPI) and the strengthening of the provisions of the disciplinary law.
More specifically, the bill provides for controlled entry and exit at the university level. When this is not possible, in universities that, p. Eg bordered by parks, controlled entry will be made indoors.
For OPPI, are provided 1,000 organic positions, which will be distributed and redistributed in FOREVER depending on your needs. It is a team with special ELAS training, which will wear a special uniform, will belong to ELAS and will collaborate with the rector and vice-rector of each university. The group will have full police functions, but will not carry firearms.
Regarding disciplinary law, the bill of the Ministries of Education and Citizen Protection includes provisions for disciplinary offenses and disciplinary sanctions, while also providing for the establishment of a Student Discipline Council. The offenses will range from the inviolability of the examinations, to the criminal acts and a framework of corresponding penalties is provided.
“The bill introduces changes aimed at addressing chronic pathogens in the system and is at the core of New Democracy’s electoral commitments.”, said the Minister of Education and Religions, Niki Kerameos during a press conference.
The Ministers of Education, Niki Kerameos, and Citizen Protection, Michalis Chrysochoidis, are currently presenting the bill of the two ministries, entitled: “Introduction to Higher Education, Protection of Academic Freedom, Improvement of the Academic Environment” and others.
The bill is expected to be submitted for electronic public consultation immediately.
The minister is expected to report on opening of schools.
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