Institutional development · Recruitment, enrolment and mobility · Libya
University of Benghazi tables student mobility catalogue at ARMONIA workshop in Tripoli
The University of Benghazi put forward a Student Mobility Catalogue at a national ARMONIA Project workshop in Tripoli, aiming to ease exchanges and recognition of courses between Libyan universities.
Why it matters: Students and universities in Libya are the groups the University of Benghazi's proposed catalogue is meant to serve, by easing moves and course recognition between institutions.
The University of Benghazi reported that it attended a national workshop of the ARMONIA Project, held in Tripoli.
At that workshop, the university put forward a proposal for a Student Mobility Catalogue, according to its newsroom.
The university said the catalogue would help learners move between Libyan institutions, take part in academic exchanges and have the courses they complete recognised elsewhere in the country.
Editor’s view
Rachel Smith, Students and International Editor
The catalogue is a proposal from the University of Benghazi; if it is taken up through the ARMONIA Project, students at Libyan universities would gain a tool designed to make exchanges and recognition of courses between institutions easier.
