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Pierre Bailly Higher Education Reform: Transitioning to European System

Explore the Pierre Bailly system's journey to align with the European higher education structure. Discover the framework, workload distribution, student assessments, and future transformations.

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Pierre Bailly Higher Education Reform: Transitioning to European System

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  1. LMD Application at UPMF Pierre Bailly

  2. Condiitons • Process of European Higher education system a French initiative • Political decision to apply step by step • A long way Pierre Bailly

  3. Planning • General framework • Common organisation • L level • M level • Remarks • For present • For future Pierre Bailly

  4. Common dispositions • 1 semester = 6 UE • 1 UE = 5 credits ECTS • 1 credit ECTS = 24 h workload • All kinds of learning from face to face to completely distant learning • 1 semester = 12 weeks Pierre Bailly

  5. Student workload • Stages • Memory • Project • Lectures • Directed works • Practical works • Examination • 1° session first semester end of December • 1° session second semester end April • 60 h/week ! Pierre Bailly

  6. Cursus • Obligatory and optional Disciplines matters 70 % à 90 % of credits • Non disciplinary matters 30 % à 10 % of credits Pierre Bailly

  7. Niveau L : compensations • For a UE between the components • For a semester between the UE of semester • For a year between the two semesters Pierre Bailly

  8. L : validation UE • UE : coefficient de 1 to 3 Europeans credits • Obtained UE • if average ≥ 10/20 • If the year is obtained Pierre Bailly

  9. L : semester obtaining • Evaluation ≥ 10/20 for each UE • Compensation between the UE (average of UE evaluations ≥ 10/20) • Compensation between the two semesters (average for the semesters ≥ 10/20) Pierre Bailly

  10. L : for year • Evaluation average for the two semesters ≥ 10/20 • A student can continue if it has not just a semester Pierre Bailly

  11. L : obtaining the licence • Obtaining • L1 • L2 • L3 • Evaluation of the licence : average of the two L3 semesters Pierre Bailly

  12. M level: volumes horaires • Research M2 125 h • Professional M2 250 h • M2 Stage pro maximum 20 credits Pierre Bailly

  13. M level • Mention for master • Head désigné by the President • Avis Scientific Council • Spécialités inside a mention • Minimum 15 students • R specialization : head a professor • P specialization : head a professor or HDR Pierre Bailly

  14. M : semesters validation • UE as for L • M1 and M2 compensation between the semester’ UE • Validation pour each semester • average ≥ 10/20 pour each UE • Compensation between the UE ≥10/20 • No year compensation Pierre Bailly

  15. M : year validation • Year’ validation if each semester is obtained • Master if • M1 validation and • M2 Validation • Note: UE average of the two M2 semesters Pierre Bailly

  16. Some problems • Transformations Formalism of the transformations • Not always real modifications former in the new structure • No professional items in L • No real semester organisation • No diploma supplement • Evaluation Pierre Bailly

  17. Future • Cursus changing from single disciplinary logics to professional points of view • From the qualification to the competences • Formation not only for jobs now but jobs in the future possibility for adaptation and long life learning • Quality insurance process Pierre Bailly

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