Multiculturalism Based on Moral Values

The article analyzes how the foreign students adapt to the education system and daily life in Romania. First, it shows the attraction of Romanian universities for foreign students to attend graduate, masters and Ph.D. studies. Then it identifies some of the Romanian culture's particularities. B...

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Published in:FAIMA Business & Management Journal 2017-03, Vol.5 (1), p.5
Main Authors: Ionescu, Sorin, Dănălache, Florin, Grecu, Iuliana, Niculescu, Andrei
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Adaptation
Colleges & universities
Culture
Engineering
Foreign students
Graduate studies
Higher education
Organic chemicals
Qualifications
Studies
Teaching
Tuition
Vocational education
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Summary:The article analyzes how the foreign students adapt to the education system and daily life in Romania. First, it shows the attraction of Romanian universities for foreign students to attend graduate, masters and Ph.D. studies. Then it identifies some of the Romanian culture's particularities. Based on the responses to a questionnaire, the article identifies foreign students' opinion about how they are perceived by the Romanian colleagues and by the Romanian society in general. Likewise, the article identifies the Romanian students' opinion about their foreign colleagues. The paper also shows some changes that have been made in teaching to ensure the performance of all students, including the foreign ones.
ISSN:2344-4088