Brazil Chemistry Program An International Experiment in Science Education (1979) / Chapter Skim
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First, for certain fields of chemistry, Brazil simply lacked trained personnel altogether, or had too few to begin effective training programs for Brazilian students. Second, experience has been disappointing in a number of developing countries with extensive programs for overseas graduate training of scientists.
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It was built on the basic premise that a successful program must aim at the implantation of areas of chemical graduate education and research at sufficiently high levels to produce scientists whose professional qualifications could match those in advanced countries. The major program objectives outlined by the joint study group were: (a)
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