2016
DOI: 10.3145/thinkepi.2016.05
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Otra reforma de titulaciones: de 4+1 a 3+2 ó 3+1+1

Abstract: Se analiza el impacto que puede tener el real decreto RD 43/2015 de reforma de las enseñanzas universitarias en las titulaciones de biblioteconomía y documentación. La implantación en España del Espacio europeo de educación superior (EEES) estableció los grados de cuatro años, un modelo minoritario en Europa aunque muy presente en el resto del mundo. La aprobación del RD 43/2015 abre la puerta a programar grados de tres años y ha despertado el interés de algunas universidades, especialmente en Cataluña. Respec… Show more

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“…The three-year bachelor's degree obtained 47% approval, but was rejected by 35%. This route was opened up by an amendment to the University Reform Law (LRU, in the Spanish acronym), and for a time a window of opportunity existed in which bachelor's degrees would last for three years and master's degrees two, thus making LIS master's degree accessible to humanities and social science graduates, following the earlier second-cycle degree model, and improving prospects for enrolment numbers Abadal, 2016).…”
Section: Opportunitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The three-year bachelor's degree obtained 47% approval, but was rejected by 35%. This route was opened up by an amendment to the University Reform Law (LRU, in the Spanish acronym), and for a time a window of opportunity existed in which bachelor's degrees would last for three years and master's degrees two, thus making LIS master's degree accessible to humanities and social science graduates, following the earlier second-cycle degree model, and improving prospects for enrolment numbers Abadal, 2016).…”
Section: Opportunitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%