After the Bologna Process, changes occurred
in the teaching/learning paradigm. From teachingcentred
education which emphasises the acquisition
and transmission of knowledge, we now focus
more on learning-centred education, which put
the onus on students to develop the capacity to
learn. In the end, this new paradigm promotes
a continuum of lifelong learning, in which the
individual needs to be able to handle knowledge,
to update it, to select what is appropriate for a
particular context, to learn permanently and to
understand how to learn in new and rapidly changing
situations (Tuning Project, 2009).