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 * Envejecimiento activo y universidades para mayores- Sofía García-BulléNovember 4, 2019  * Envejecimiento activo y universidades para mayores- Sofía García-Bullé November 4, 2019
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 * Age-Friendly University (AFU) Global Network- https://www.geron.org/programs-services/education-center/age-friendly-university-afu-global-network
 * Tools for Advancing Age Inclusivity in Higher Education

'''The 10 Age-Friendly University Principles'''
 * 1. To encourage the participation of older adults in all the core activities of the university, including educational and research programs.
 * 2. To promote personal and career development in the second half of life and to support those who wish to pursue second careers.
 * 3.To recognize the range of educational needs of older adults (from those who were early school-leavers through to those who wish to pursue Master's or PhD qualifications).
 * 4. To promote intergenerational learning to facilitate the reciprocal sharing of expertise between learners of all ages.
 * 5.To widen access to online educational opportunities for older adults to ensure a diversity of routes to participation.
 * 6. To ensure that the university's research agenda is informed by the needs of an aging society and to promote public discourse on how higher education can better respond to the varied interests and needs of older adults.
 * 7. To increase the understanding of students of the longevity dividend and the increasing complexity and richness that aging brings to our society.
 * 8. To enhance access for older adults to the university's range of health and wellness programs and its arts and cultural activities.
 * 9. To engage actively with the university's own retired community.
 * 10.To ensure regular dialogue with organizations representing the interests of the aging population.

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 * TOOLS FOR ADVANCING AGE INCLUSIVITY IN HIGHER EDUCATION
Thttps://www.geron.org/images/gsa/Marketing/SA/Toolkit_on_Advancing_Age_Inclusivity_November_2021.pdf
  • Instituto Tecnológico de Monterrey- Instituto para el Futuro de la Educación. Observatorio
  • Envejecimiento activo y universidades para mayores- Sofía García-Bullé November 4, 2019

  • Universidad Internacional de La Rioja - https://www.unir.net/acceso-a-mayores/examen-mayores-40/Realiza online el Examen de Acceso a la Universidad para Mayores de 40 Años

  • Las pruebas de acceso a la Universidad para mayores de 40 años con experiencia laboral permiten acercar la formación universitaria a aquellas personas que desean iniciar estudios universitarios pero carecen de titulación académica.
  • Con la prueba para mayores de 40 años de la Universidad Internacional de La Rioja podrás acceder a formar parte de la vida universitario de UNIR, cursando uno de los muchos grados que oferta la Universidad y obtenido una titulación Oficial Universitari
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The 10 Age-Friendly University Principles

  • 1. To encourage the participation of older adults in all the core activities of the university, including educational and research programs.
  • 2. To promote personal and career development in the second half of life and to support those who wish to pursue second careers.
  • 3.To recognize the range of educational needs of older adults (from those who were early school-leavers through to those who wish to pursue Master's or PhD qualifications).
  • 4. To promote intergenerational learning to facilitate the reciprocal sharing of expertise between learners of all ages.
  • 5.To widen access to online educational opportunities for older adults to ensure a diversity of routes to participation.
  • 6. To ensure that the university's research agenda is informed by the needs of an aging society and to promote public discourse on how higher education can better respond to the varied interests and needs of older adults.
  • 7. To increase the understanding of students of the longevity dividend and the increasing complexity and richness that aging brings to our society.
  • 8. To enhance access for older adults to the university's range of health and wellness programs and its arts and cultural activities.
  • 9. To engage actively with the university's own retired community.
  • 10.To ensure regular dialogue with organizations representing the interests of the aging population.

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  • TOOLS FOR ADVANCING AGE INCLUSIVITY IN HIGHER EDUCATION

Thttps://www.geron.org/images/gsa/Marketing/SA/Toolkit_on_Advancing_Age_Inclusivity_November_2021.pdf

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