QA reports for QA agencies Zurich, 16-17 January 2014 Maria Kelo, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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EQArep workshop on QA reports for QA agencies Zurich, 16-17 January 2014 Maria Kelo, Director, ENQA EQArep project why? Need for detailed and reliable information on individual study programmes, faculties and higher education


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EQArep workshop on QA reports for QA agencies

Zurich, 16-17 January 2014 Maria Kelo, Director, ENQA

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EQArep project – why?

  • Need for detailed and reliable information on individual study programmes,

faculties and higher education institutions, and especially on quality at programme and at institutional level.

  • Quality assurance is an important tool in providing transparent and reliable

information on the quality of HE BUT….

  • reports vary a lot in terms of structure and content and also as regards

publication channels and strategies

  • we do not know how much they are used, by whom, and how useful are they

for the users

  •  their contribution to the comparative dimension of transparency of higher

education at the European level is still relatively limited

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EQArep project – who?

  • Consortium of ENQA and four of its member agencies:

– ASHE, Croatia – EKKA, Estonia – OAQ, Switzerland – QQI, Ireland

  • Stakeholder Advisory Board:

– Business Europe – ESU – EUA – EURASHE

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EQArep project – what?

  • map the current publication practices and analyse the typology of reports,

their purposes, use, etc.

  • explore the different needs of stakeholders for transparent and comparable

information, and the role that EQA review reports can/are expected to/do play

  • Provide good practice and recommendations/standards for different types of

quality assurance reports in the EHEA

  • evaluate whether a European template for quality assurance (summary)

reports is feasible  Better understanding of the needs of (potential users)  Increased comparability  increased mobility, facilitated collaboration, etc.  Better information provided to the stakeholders

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Activities and stages

  • Survey on stakeholders’ requirements for transparency
  • Workshop for stakeholders of quality assurance
  • Survey of QA agencies on publication of quality assurance reports: purpose,

structure and content

  • Analysis of a sample of QA reports
  • Workshop for quality assurance agencies on publication of review reports
  • Elaboration of recommendations (and a template?) for external evaluation

reports

  • Final dissemination conference, Brussels 22-23 September 2014
  • Final report and publication

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This workshop

  • Participants:

– ENQA member agencies

  • Working methods

– Plenary presentations to provide background and context to the issue at stake and to validate the findings of research done so far – Working groups  small groups to analyse and discuss summary reports and provide input for the next stages of the project

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Thank you!