Статус Региональной конвенции о признании учебных курсов, дипломов о высшем образовании и ученых степеней в государствах Азии и Тихого океана (Бангкок, 16 декабря 1983 года) [рус., англ.]
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СТАТУС РЕГИОНАЛЬНОЙ КОНВЕНЦИИ О ПРИЗНАНИИ УЧЕБНЫХ КУРСОВ, ДИПЛОМОВ О ВЫСШЕМ ОБРАЗОВАНИИ И УЧЕНЫХ СТЕПЕНЕЙ В ГОСУДАРСТВАХ АЗИИ И ТИХОГО ОКЕАНА (БАНГКОК, 16 ДЕКАБРЯ 1983 ГОДА) <1>
(последние изменения произошли 30 января 2008 года)
Конвенция была подписана следующими государствами:
REGIONAL CONVENTION ON THE RECOGNITION OF STUDIES, DIPLOMAS, AND DEGREES IN HIGHER EDUCATION IN ASIA AND THE PACIFIC
Bangkok, 16 December 1983 <1>
Entry into force: 23 October 1985, in accordance with Article 18
<1> This Convention entered into force on 23 October 1985. It subsequently entered into force for each State one month after the date of deposit of that State's instrument, except in cases of notifications of succession, where the entry into force occurred on the date on which the State assumed responsibility for conducting its international relations.
Opened for Signature
16 December 1983, without time-limitation.
The Convention was signed by the following States:
Declarations and Reservations
Australia (at the time of accession)
«Australia has a federal constitutional system in which legislative, executive and judicial powers are shared or distributed between the Commonwealth of Australia and the constituent States.»
The implementation of the treaty throughout Australia will be effected by the Commonwealth, State and Territory authorities having regard to their respective constitutional powers and arrangements concerning their exercise.
In addition, at present in Australia each higher education institution has responsibility for determining what qualifications it will accept for admission to various levels of study. Registration boards and professional associations have responsibility for determining the recognition to be given to qualifications whether obtained in Australia or overseas, for the purpose of registration or permission to practice a profession in Australia. The Commonwealth authorities will transmit the text of the Convention to these institutions and authorities in accordance with Article 6 of the Convention.» (see letter LA/Depositary/1985/30 of 19 December 1985)