The period for making comments and observations will be until August 25, and there will be two consultation forums with thematic tables on the 23rd and 24th.
The Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology, through its Undersecretariat of Higher Education, launched a virtual consultation of participation so that higher education institutions, the academic and student community, specialists in educational policy, as well as civil society, give their opinion on the draft law of Higher Education in Jalisco.
The topics that will be addressed in the virtual forums are:
1.- Continuous Improvement of Higher Education
2.- Social Inclusion in Higher Education
3.- Planning of Higher Education
4.- Evaluation and Accreditation of Programs and Institutions of Higher Education
5.- Scientific Research in Higher Education Institutions
6.- Linking Higher Education Institutions
7.- Normal Education and Teacher Training
8.- Higher Education Taught by Individuals
9.- Relevance of Higher Education
10.- Recognition of Competence and Knowledge Acquired, Revalidation and Accreditation of Studies
11.- Financing
The General Law of Higher Education was published on April 20 of this year in the Official Gazette of the Federation. It is the first of its kind to be applied at this level of education. It establishes that the legislatures of the federative entities, within the scope of their competence, must harmonize the legal framework and develop their State Law on Higher Education.
For this reason, the Undersecretariat of Higher Education will carry out this consultation to gather comments and recommendations that help to draft a law that responds to the needs of the entity in matters of Higher Education.
To participate in the consultation, you just have to access: https://gobjal.mx/LeyEducacionSuperior