Question 15961 — higher education

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Ms. Pauline Cestrières draws the attention of the Minister of Higher Education, Research and Space to taking into account the paths of employed students in access to master's courses. Every year, many students express their incomprehension at the refusals they receive during master's admission procedures, despite having obtained a license and the coherence of their further study plan. By Elsewhere, for certain particularly popular training courses, the number of candidates remains well above capacity. This situation leads many graduates to find themselves without a solution for continuing their master's studies, despite the validation of their course and the construction of a coherent professional project. This situation appears particularly worrying for employed students who must carry out an activity professional in order to finance their studies. While the Republic must allow everyone to rise through work and effort, selection cannot become a social filter that penalizes those who work to finance their studies. Finally, many candidates deplore the lack of clarity of the selection criteria as well as the absence of sufficiently precise explanations as to the reasons for the refusals they receive. Also, she asks what measures the Government intends to implement in order to better take into account the career paths of employed students in master's admission procedures, to strengthen the transparency of selection criteria, to adapt reception capacities when needs are sustainably identified and to draw lessons from evaluations already carried out in order to guarantee real equality of opportunity in access to the second university cycle.

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