The field of education proposes: for another degree paid
Training fees|The Education Association wants to get « Adult students take responsibility for their position in the labor market. » According to the Finnish Student Union Association, the proposal will weaken the options for sub -exchange.
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The Education Association proposes to the government a change in the law, which would allow the payment of the payment to take another degree at the same level.
According to the proposal, the annual fee could be up to € 7,000 to € 10,000, but the universities would decide on the fees themselves.
The Association of Finnish Student Unions is opposed to the proposal as it would restrict the possibilities of exchange and education.
Second The university could, if desired, charge the fee for completing the same degree. Such a law change is proposed to the Board of Directors.
Director of Politics and Influence of the Association of Education Heikki Kuutti Uusitalo The annual fee could be up to € 7,000-10,000 per year. However, he points out that these are speculation.
“Colleges would decide whether they would make the degree paid,” Uusitalo says.
Fees would vary depending on the sector, in some areas the charge would not be appropriate at all, says Uusitalo.
The Finnish Student Union Association (SYL) opposes the idea of a paid second degree.
“It would limit people’s field exchange opportunities”, SYL’s Education Policy Expert Heidi says.
According to Rättää, the idea behind the proposal for the education industry seems to be the idea that degrees would somehow accumulate in a few or some of the students grabbed their degrees for the joy of studying.
According to him, people usually change the industry to better employ or get to study more appropriate fields or to strengthen their skills.
« We do not worry that making more degrees would be a social problem. There is more social benefit that people are educated for a long time and multidisciplinary, » says Rättyä.
Heikki Kuutti Uusitalo is the director of the Education Association.
Heidi Rättyä is an expert in SYL’s education policy.
Education According to Uusitalo, one student’s university studies cost taxpayers € 8,000 a year.
According to the Association of Education, for the first time, taxable spaces should be guided to studying for the first time. In practice, the proposal would change the entire search system, says Uusitalo.
According to Uusitalo, the idea of the proposal is to secure everyone’s access to a university degree. According to him, the situation is particularly unfair for a young person who has not yet had a single degree.
Rättyä is completely disagreement.
« In our opinion, the primary way to increase the level of education is to raise funding, not to limit student rights. »
SYL’s Rättyä points out that there are already strong ways to get the first time applying for a place to study. Many areas have high first -time quotas.
In addition, universities will receive more funding from the state if they have more first -time places.
Education According to Uusitalo, it is most likely that if the payment was allowed, it would be introduced in so -called search pressure sectors, including medicine, law and business science.
He believes that, with the proposed change, adult subdivisers would make better use of the open university offer, which is still subject to a fee.
According to Uusitalo, a paid second degree would make adult secondary students take responsibility for their own position in the labor market.
« According to the Business Research Institute (ETLA), completing other degrees is common and strongly growing, » Uusitalo says.
Uusitalo says that according to Etla’s study, another degree has no noticeable benefit in the labor market.
However, according to Rätyä, multidisciplinary education has many benefits. For example, academic research benefits when people have multidisciplinary skills.
Field of education The Association represents 400 private education employers. It is a member of the Confederation of Finnish Industries EK.
