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Educational institutions saw a significant rejection rate for new course proposals last year, with a high concentration of applications focused on social sciences, commerce, and law.
The causes of the decline in the prestige of universities are multiple and deserve to be scrutinised and appropriately analysed.
An alert regarding the current state of higher education in Portugal.
The CCISP and CRUP question the conversion of the Leiria and Porto polytechnics into universities and argue that any reconfiguration must be based on a national strategy rather than ad hoc decisions.
The position was conveyed to the Government in an opinion regarding the creation of the University of Leiria and the West, which will result from the transformation of the Polytechnic Institute of Leiria and the Polytechnic Institute of Porto.
This is the second rejection in just over a year.
Portugal needs competitive institutions capable of asserting the country within the European knowledge space.
Nearly 30 academics from several Portuguese universities warn, in a manifesto, about the risks of using generative artificial intelligence tools in higher education. In an interview with Expresso, the main driving force behind the initiative speaks of the 'widespread use' of these technologies by students in academic assignments.
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