Full adoption of the automatic recognition of higher education qualifications has implications well beyond student mobility. It is a key step towards the EU’s economic security and strategic autonomy.

This briefing looks at the profile of automatic recognition in the EU’s drive for economic competitiveness. To do so, it examines the frictions and the opportunities among three key applications of automatic recognition – in the Bologna Process, in the EU’s internal market and in international trade.

Automatic recognition of qualifications and competitiveness

Howard Davies

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