New national grade database regulations proposed by UHR
The Labour Market Committee will consider a referral response regarding the Swedish Council for Higher Education's (UHR) proposal for a new regulation for the national grade database (BEDA). UHR suggests expanding BEDA to collect more high school grade data from various school types, for additional purposes like statistics and e-services, and to automatically share data with authorities and education providers. The Labour Market Administration approves the proposal, believing it will lead to more efficient grade management and university admissions.
This summary is based on the meeting agenda. We'll update when the minutes are published.
The original document is available at
meetingspublic.stockholm.se.