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Figure A1: Student workload/duration for the most common Bachelor programmes  2008/09
Figure A2: Student workload/duration for the most common Master programmes,  2008/09
Figure A3: Two-cycle structure models most commonly implemented,  2008/09
Figure A4: Application of the Bologna structure to ISCED 5B level programmes,
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