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Docent

The term "docent" is derived from the Latin word docens, which is the present active participle of docere ('to teach, to lecture'). Becoming a docent is often referred to as habilitation or doctor of science and is an academic qualification that shows that the holder is qualified to be employed at the level of associate or full professor. The title of…

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Central and Eastern Europe

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Northern Europe

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Germany, Austria, and Switzerland

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Portugal, Spain, and the Netherlands

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Belgium

Germany, Austria, and Switzerland

France

Central and Eastern Europe

Northern Europe

Portugal, Spain, and the Netherlands

Latin America

Indonesia and South Africa

Turkey

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Docent

Nodes78
Edges77
Triples131
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.025641
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Docent

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related to Northern Europe · 22
Docent → All, Docents' Union, English, Estonia, Estonian, Finland, Finnish, German Privatdozent, Helsinki, In, In Denmark, In Finland, Latvia, Latvian, Most, Norway, Such, Sweden, Swedish, The Scandinavian
related to Portugal, Spain, and the Netherlands · 21
Docent → Accreditation, Acreditación, Agencia Nacional, ANECA, Calidad, Dozent, Dutch, European, Evaluación, Germany, In Portugal, In Spain, National Agency, Netherlands, Portuguese, Quality Assessment, Spain, Spanish, The, This
related to Sweden · 13
Docent → Agricultural Sciences, Chalmers University, English, For, In Sweden, It, Since, Swedish, Technology, The, The Swedish University, This, Today
related to Central and Eastern Europe · 12
Docent → Belarus, Czech Republic, German-speaking, Hungary, In, In Russia, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia, This, Ukraine, Western European
related to Finland · 11
Docent → As, Candidates, Docents, English-speaking, Finnish, In Finland, Latin, Swedish, The, Thus, While
related to France · 10
Docent → Etat, France, Higher Education, In Francophone, It, Maître, MCF, The French Ministry, UK, US
related to Norway · 9
Docent → All, Commonwealth, Europe, Hence, In, In Norway, Norwegian, The, US
is a · 6
Docent → academic appointment below that of a full professor, academic title below professor.In Poland, first of four university professor ranks, highest academic title in several countries, highest title for teachers and instructors.In countries such as Lithuania, second highest grade in the Swedish academic system
related to Belgium · 5
Docent → Belgium, Flemish, French-speaking, In, To
related to Latin America · 4
Docent → European, In Latin America, Instead, This

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title professor academic university associate used full research universities teaching countries equivalent position professors docents norway similar level swedish term

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Docentis ahighest academic title in several countries0.90text
Docentis afirst of four university professor ranks0.90text
Docentis aacademic appointment below that of a full professor0.90text
Docentis aacademic title below professor.In Poland0.90text
Docentis ahighest title for teachers and instructors.In countries such as Lithuania0.90text
Docentis asecond highest grade in the Swedish academic system0.90text
Lithuaniainstance ofand therefore docent is the highest title for teachers and instructors.In countries0.80text
Bulgariainstance ofand therefore docent is the highest title for teachers and instructors.In countries0.80text
docent is used as an academic title equivalent to associate professor in German-speaking countries.In most former Yugoslav countriesinstance ofand therefore docent is the highest title for teachers and instructors.In countries0.80text
including Bosniainstance ofand therefore docent is the highest title for teachers and instructors.In countries0.80text
Herzegovinainstance ofand therefore docent is the highest title for teachers and instructors.In countries0.80text
Croatiainstance ofand therefore docent is the highest title for teachers and instructors.In countries0.80text

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