Joint degrees in Flanders Seminar Joint Degrees 6-7 May 2004 in Stockholm Erwin Malfroy NARIC-Vlaanderen.

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Joint degrees in Flanders Seminar Joint Degrees 6-7 May 2004 in Stockholm Erwin Malfroy NARIC-Vlaanderen

legal frameworks 4 Lisbon Recognition Convention –°1997 CoE & UNESCO –qualifications belonging to a single national education system –recommendations International Access Qualifications 1999 transnational education 2001 Joint degrees Flanders (Belgium) –Higher Education Act 4 April, 2003

background documents 4 Bologna Process (Prague) –European Higher Education Area 2010 –Prague Communiqué, 2001 In order to further strengthen the important European dimensions of higher education and graduate employability Ministers called upon the higher education sector to increase the development of modules, courses and curricula at all levels with European content, orientation or organisation. This concerns particularly modules, courses and degree curricula offered in partnership by institutions from different countries and leading to a recognised joint degree. 4 European Commission –Survey on Master Degrees and Joint Degrees in Europe by the EUA in September 2002

definition 4 no common definition in use –characteristics –Stockholm Seminar 2002, EUA Survey 2002, Mantova Seminar 2003 and LRC Recommendation characteristics –programmes are developed and approved jointly by several institutions in two or more countries written agreement learning outcomes & competencies workload in ECTS

characteristics –students from each participating HEI physically take part in the study programme at other HEIs not necessarily study at all co-operating institutions stay should constitute a substantial part of the programme –periods of study & examinations at the partner HEIs are recognized fully and automatically jointly developed programme cooperate on admission and examinations staff & teacher mobility

joint degree 4 national degree of each participating institution –double degree 4 one single qualification awarded jointly –nowadays often an unofficial qualification –on top of national degree –in accordance with all national regulations ? 4 Flanders –transnationale Universiteit Limburg –joint programme –double degrees –joint degrees –joint & double doctoral degrees

Diploma Supplement & ECTS 4 facilitate recognition 4 Diploma Supplement –degree in relation to the education systems –Flanders components of degree at which HEI all names of degrees agreement information on partner HEIs 4 ECTS –Flemish credit point system (°1991) = ECTS –workload in light of joint programme development

Quality Assurance & Accreditation 4 discussion –whether QA was needed as general standard –what kind of QA is needed 4 close link between QA and recognition –part of the study not been subject of QA may be a valid reason not to recognize the degree –all the « Joint »-members are recognized HEIs 4 Flanders –Nederlands Vlaams Accreditatie Orgaan (NVAO)

transnationale Universiteit Limburg - article 28 of the Higher Education Act April 4, international Agreement between Flanders and the Netherlands –signed in Maastricht on January 18, 2001 –ratified by the Flemish decree July 13, entitled to award Bachelor and Master –in listed study fields –automatically recognised in Flanders and the Netherlands 4

joint programme -article 94, §1 of the Higher Education Act April 4, Flemish HEIs may allow their students to follow education at another HEI as being part of their Bachelor or Master programme 4 another HEI may be –a Flemish higher education institution –a Belgian higher education institution –the Royal Military Academy in Brussel –a foreign higher education institution if the study period followed at this institution is part of 3-year programme

double degrees - article 94, §2 of the Higher Education Act April 4, Flemish HEIs may award a Flemish degree together with a state recognised degree from a (or several) partner HEI(s) 4 possible partners are –a (or several) HEI(s) of the French Community of B –a (or several) foreign HEI(s) 4 conditions to be met

double degrees - conditions to be met 4 agreement confirming the educational goals and content of the programme –providing details of the educational organisation at all the HEIs involved 4 students will spend at least 1/3 of the programme in the partner HEI(s) 4 students are registered in the Flemish HEI in the final year 4 avoid a double (or even more) subsidy for the same student 4 the two (or more) names of the degrees are to be mentioned on the same document –unless the national law of the partners do not allow it

joint degree - article 94, §3 of the Higher Education Act April 4, Flemish HEIs may award a joint degree with one or more foreign HEIs –in case this joint degree is not a Ba or Ma, the Flemish degree Ba or Ma on top of it 4 students have to follow a joint curriculum –an international education programme –a European education (exchange) programme –agreement between the HEIs involved

Joint & double doctoral degrees - article 94, §4 of the Higher Education Act April 4, Flemish universities may award a joint or double doctoral degree with –one or more Flemish universities –one or more universities French Community –one or more foreign HEIs 4 doctoral student has to –successfully defend her/his doctoral thesis jury with professors from all the HEIs involved –spend at least 6 months at the partner HEIs doing scientific research in the light of her/his doctoral thesis

questions & answers