8 universities and 20 state colleges have been tasked to assess mergers with other institutions. They have been given until February 1 to propose who they will team up with, type class struggle.
At a conference in Oslo earlier this week underscored Minister that he is willing to use force to get completed mergers.
From 20 to 8 colleges
– We have said that the owner of the institutions are the Ministry of Education and I’m not averse to making decisions about structural if needed, said Røe Isaksen .
A review class struggle has made of the alternative merger plans shows that the result of the reform could be nine universities and that number state colleges reduced from 20 to 8.
– NM fusion
– This has become a NM merger, says Anders Kvernmo Langset, leader of Norwegian student organization. He believes that quality standards are set is not clear enough, and fear that the process is now a question of who should merge with whom, and not a question of how quality should be better.
Researcher Bound, which organizes third of the employees in the higher education sector, says Minister is too busy size rather than quality.
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