
El ministerio inicia los trámites tras la anulación del decreto anterior por el Tribunal Supremo
El Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovación y Universidades ha abierto a consulta pública el proyecto de real decreto sobre creación y autorización de universidades, tras la anulación del anterior por el Tribunal Supremo.
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El Tribunal Supremo anuló el real decreto anterior aprobado por el Gobierno debido a una falta de justificación en su tramitación urgente.
El Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovación y Universidades ha sacado a consulta pública previa el proyecto de real decreto de modificación de normativa sobre creación, reconocimiento y autorización de universidades y centros universitarios.
El Departamento que dirige Diana Morant ha iniciado así los trámites para aprobar unos nuevos requisitos para la creación de universidades, después de que el Tribunal Supremo anulara el aprobado por el Gobierno hace un año por "falta de justificación en su tramitación urgente".
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Aprobación de nuevos requisitos universitarios
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