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Chudé univerzity? Chudí studenti? Debata k novele vysokoškolského zákona
Poor universities? Poor students? Debate on the amendment to the Higher Education Act
Event by: Praxis
Location: Faculty of Arts, náměstí Jana Palacha 1/2, Praha 1
Talks & discussions
About event
We cordially invite you to the debate on the amendment to the Higher Education Act.
What do you think about the introduction of student loans? What should the financial support of student-parents (so-called babysitting fee) and pregnant students look like? Will the reform of doctoral studies bring about an improvement in the situation of doctoral students? What do you see as the biggest deficit of the new internal wage regulation? Do low wages at the University of Warsaw affect the quality of teaching?
The following will discuss:
Jakub Čech - student of PF UK, journalist, activist
Kateřina Grygarová - PhD student of LFP UK and assistant of the 3rd Faculty of Arts UK
Anna Rozsypal Pajerová - PhD student FF UK and representative of student-parents
This amendment was approved by the Chamber of Deputies last week and if approved by the Senate and signed by the President, it will come into effect next year.
The debate will take place on Tuesday, December 3. from 19:00 in the main building of FF UK (room P104)
We will be looking forward to seeing you!
What do you think about the introduction of student loans? What should the financial support of student-parents (so-called babysitting fee) and pregnant students look like? Will the reform of doctoral studies bring about an improvement in the situation of doctoral students? What do you see as the biggest deficit of the new internal wage regulation? Do low wages at the University of Warsaw affect the quality of teaching?
The following will discuss:
Jakub Čech - student of PF UK, journalist, activist
Kateřina Grygarová - PhD student of LFP UK and assistant of the 3rd Faculty of Arts UK
Anna Rozsypal Pajerová - PhD student FF UK and representative of student-parents
This amendment was approved by the Chamber of Deputies last week and if approved by the Senate and signed by the President, it will come into effect next year.
The debate will take place on Tuesday, December 3. from 19:00 in the main building of FF UK (room P104)
We will be looking forward to seeing you!