| Access to education (49) |  |
| Democratisation of education (1) | |
| Education market (3) | |
| Education policy (26) | |
| Education statistics (1) | |
| Educational achievement (6) | |
| Educational exchange (2) | |
| Educational planning (1) | |
| Educational program (27) | |
| Educational reform (5) | |
| Eurydice (7) | |
| Length of studies (21) | |
| Schooling (79) | |
| Teaching quality (5) | |
The most obvious bias in this ranking is toward research outputs and not teaching quality and student outputs.
increasing thus the teaching quality and accessibility egovernment: broadband will facilitate the interaction between government and citizens/companies, leading to the increase of public administration efficiency and accessibility eeconomy:
Improving and developing study programmes (new curricula and modules), teaching quality, training of teaching staff at university, e-education (e-courses, study aids etc..
"and ignore the performance of universities in areas like humanities and social sciences, teaching quality and community outreach.
Range of courses offered, coherence of modules/courses, didactic competencies of staff, stimulation by teaching quality of learning materials, quality of laboratory courses (engineering) 23 Student satisfaction:
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