| Art education (6) |  |
| Basic education (23) | |
| General education (12) | |
| Health education (49) | |
| Language teaching (73) | |
| Multidisciplinary education (1) | |
| Physical education (2) | |
| Scientific education (1) | |
| Sex education (2) | |
| Art education (6) | |
| Basic education (23) | |
| General education (12) | |
| Health education (49) | |
| Language teaching (73) | |
| Multidisciplinary education (1) | |
| Physical education (2) | |
| Scientific education (1) | |
| Sex education (2) | |
B o O k 2 0 1 5 freedom of higher academic and art education. Autonomy entails the right to decision-making in matters belonging to internal administration.
Closed innovation systems of laboratories, universities, research institutes, art schools, corporations, public administrations, professions are no longer a viable approach for future innovation.
art schools, corporations, public administrations, professions are no longer a viable approach for future innovation. New roles and skills are needed to sensor
and art schools to be covered in ranking. Data suffers from lack of agreed definitions and lack of availability.
an Institute for Water and Environment, an agricultural university, a School of Petroleum and Minerals, a military academy, several music academies and art schools, universities of applied sciences and a number of technical universities.
Stakeholders, in particular representatives of art schools, stressed the relevance of this indicator despite the poor data situation.
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