Rezumat
Alinierea nvmntului universitar romnesc cerinelor Tratatului Bologna a
generat stabilirea competenelor profesionale ce trebuie obinute de studeni prin educaia
pentru afaceri. Pentru a pune n valoare competenele ce trebuie dobndite de un student pe
parcursul pregtirii sale, planurile de nvmnt ale Facultii de Contabilitate i
Informatic de Gestiune din cadrul Academiei de Studii Economice din Bucureti au fost
modificate de mai multe ori. Prezenta lucrare urmrete evoluia planului de nvmnt,
pentru ciclul licen, al Facultii de Contabilitate i Informatic de Gestiune pentru o
perioad de opt ani. Pentru a evidenia modul n care planul de nvmnt a fost ajustat n
funcie de ateptrile prilor interesate, s-a fcut apel la teoria neoinstituional, aplicndu-
se conceptele de izomorfism coercitiv, mimetic i normativ. Sursele de documentare au fost
planurile de nvmnt pentru ciclul licen din perioada 2005-2013, fiele de disciplin
utilizate n perioada 2011-2013, note ale discuiilor purtate cu reprezentanii organismelor
profesionale, rezultatele sondajelor realizate n rndul studenilor i absolvenilor, interviuri
etc.
Introducere
2. Teoria neoinstituinal
3. Metodologia cercetrii
Concluzii
Recunoatere
Aceast lucrare a fost cofinanat din Fondul Social European, prin Programul
Operaional Sectorial Dezvoltarea Resurselor Umane 2007-2013, proiect numrul
POSDRU/159/1.5/S/142115 Performan i Excelen n Cercetarea Doctoral i
Postdoctoral n Domeniul tiinelor Economice din Romnia, coordonator Academia de
Studii Economice din Bucureti.
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