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Universities bill expected to pass despite many critics and united opposition
The latest in a series of ambitious education reform bills brought by the Mitsotakis government is due to be debated in Parliament this week, with opposition parties set to confront the government on what both sides are framing as an ideological battleground.
The “New Horizons for Higher Education” bill covers a broad range of areas relating to universities, ranging from the governance of higher education institutions to the granting of accreditation to graduates of foreign universities.
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