CEENQA’s last bi-monthly meeting took place on 20 November and featured the following presentations:
Strengthening Quality Assurance in Higher Education (EVALAG, Germany)
Gradual transition to cyclical institutional accreditation – the Latvian case (AIKA, Latvia)
Presentation of MiAK, Turkey
Events
Twenty-third bi-monthly meeting
CEENQA’s last bi-monthly meeting took place on 18 September and featured the following presentations:
Building a sustainable quality assurance system for university alliances: the YUFE approach
Current reforms in Uzbekistan Higher Education (ARIA, Uzbekistan)
Ceenqa Mobility experience (NAKVIS, Slovenia & NAB, The Czech Republic)
Twenty-second bi-monthly meeting
CEENQA’s last bi-monthly meeting took place on 17 July and featured the following presentations:
Cross-Border Education, Lasha Margishvili, Acting Director, NCEQE, Georgia
Good Practice: The Path to Success and Strengthening the Position of Polish Universities, Janusz Uriasz , President of the PKA, Poland
Sustainability Criteria for FEDEK Accreditation in Mathematical and Social Sciences Programs, Figen Kadırgan, FEDEK, Turkey
Twenty-first bi-monthly meeting
CEENQA’s last bi-monthly meeting took place on 20 March and featured the following presentations
Presentation of the General Assembly and Workshop (TKTA representative and Diane Freiberger, FIBAA)
IMINQA project report, Anna Gover, Director of ENQA
Development and challenges of Ukrainian quality assurance system, Nataliia Stukalo, Vice Head of NAQA
Qualifications Framework: A Tool for Quality Assurance in Learning and Teaching, Maiki Udam, Head of Higher Education (HAKA)
General Assembly & Workshop 2024
The 2024 CEENQA General Assembly and Workshop took place on May 17-18 in Baku, Azerbaijan, hosted by the Education Quality Assurance Agency (TKTA). The workshop’s theme focused on cross-border cooperation.
The event addressed various topics related to cross-border cooperation, including trends and challenges in cross-border accreditation, the impact of cross-border accreditation on the world of work and the economy, best practices for the recognition of foreign qualifications, international accreditation and strategic planning for higher education institutions (HEIs), and the legal and political framework conditions for cross-border recognition.
The presentations from the workshop can be found here.
- Trends in Internationalization and Cross-border Education: Implications for Accreditation
- The role of cross-border accreditation in enhancing quality
- CBQA – Reflections from ENQA
- RECOGNITION OF FOREIGN QUALIFICATION: Promoting the Mobility of Students and Professionals
- How can International Accreditation Contribute to Strategic Planning for HEIs?
- HAKA and the General Assembly in 2025
During the General Assembly, Vesna Dodiković-Jurković from the Croatian Agency for Science and Higher Education (ASHE) was elected as the new president, succeeding Franci Demšar from the Slovenian Quality Assurance Agency in Higher Education (NAKVIS). Additionally, the (re)election for four board members took place, resulting in the election of Vesna Dodiković-Jurković, Péter Levente Lakatos, Dinçay Köksal, and Hasan Ali Bicak as board members.
The 2024 General Assembly successfully conducted key elections, approved strategic initiatives, and financial matters, and made important decisions for CEENQA’s future. Overall, the assembly’s outcomes reflect a strong commitment to advancing CEENQA’s objectives and enhancing its network.