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I - Opening of the Session |
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Introductory
Address by Mr John Daniel, Assistant-Director General
for Education |
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Address
By Mr K.F. Seddoh,
Director of the Division of Higher Education*
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Introductory Remarks
by Ms S. Uvalic-Trumbic, Chief, Section for Access, Mobility
and Quality Assurance, Division of Higher Education * |
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3: Globalization and Quality Assurance, Accreditation
and the Recognition of Qualifications: A Global Perspective
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Keynote
Presentation by Mr Dirk Van Damme, Ghent University
/ Flemish Interuniversity Council |
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4: Globalization and Quality Assurance: A view from Africa
(Panel) |
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Seddoh,
Komlavi Francisco. L'impact de la mondialisation sur l'assurance
de la qualité, l'accréditation et la reconnaissance
de diplômes dans l'enseignement supérieur
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Doh,
Ananivi Djamessi. La
Mondialisation et l'assurance de qualité : un point
de vue Africain |
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Okebukola,
Peter. Globalisation and Quality Assurance in Higher Education:
A View from Nigeria* |
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5a: Regional Perspectives: Views from the Arab States,
Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean |
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Ruíz,
Roberto. Contribution of the Co-ordinator UNESCO Chair
in Comparative Higher Education - CDCH/UCV Member of REALC* |
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Kim,
Chong-Hong. Asia Pacific Regional Overview on the
Impact of Globalization on Quality Assurance, Accreditation
and Recognition of Qualifications. (power point presentation) |
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Pearce,
Margaret. Country Report on the Higher Education System
in Australia, Prepared by Recognition and Quality Unit
, Higher Education Division,Department of Education, Training
and Youth Affairs |
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Awit,
Henri. Contribution of the Secretary General Université
Saint-Joseph, Beirut* |
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5b: Regional Perspectives: Developments in the Europe
Region (Panel) |
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Bergan,
Sjur. The Bologna Process and Recognition of Qualifications:
Recognition as a key part of higher education policy in
Europe. (Power point presentation) |
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Rauhvargers,
Andrejs. The European Perspective towards an important
challenge brought on by globalization: Recognition of
Transnational Education Qualifications |
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Divis,
Jindra. The International Labour Market: Professional
Recognition of Qualifications |
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5c: Exchange of Views between the Five Regional Committes
(Panel) |
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Pearce,
Margaret. Contribution of the President of the Regional
Committee for the Convention on the Recognition of Studies
in Higher Education Asia and the Pacific |
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Babiker,
Abdel Bagi. Higher Education, Globalization and Quality
Assurance in the Arab States |
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Mujica-Marquez,
Andres. L'impact de la mondialisation sur l'éducation
supérieure* |
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6a: Views from Other Stakeholders: International Organizations |
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Larsen,
Kurt. Globalisation and trade in higher education:
Trends and emerging issues (power point presentation) |
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Ratteree,
William. Globalisation and Quality Assurance in Higher
Education - ILO Perspectives |
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6b: Views from other Stakeholders: Universities and Accrediting
Agencies Perspectives (Panel) |
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Van
der Perre, J. The Impact of Globalisation on Quality
Assurance - the activities of the International Association
of University Presidents (IAUP) |
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Loing,
Bernard. Quality Assessment and Certification in Trans-national
Online Higher Education |
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Gnanam,
A. Globlalization and Its Impact on Quality Assurance,
Accreditation and the Recognition of Qualifications |
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Vroeijensteijn,
Ton. Impact of Globalization on Quality Assurance
and the role of INQAAHE. |
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Halmalainen,
K. European Network for Quality Assurance (ENQA) in Higher
Education. Expectations for the Role of ENQA as analysed
in recent Policy Papers of European Higher Education* |
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7 : International Quality Assurance, Accreditation and
the Recogntion of Qualifications: An Agenda for the Future
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C.Campbell.
Rapporteur's Report - Impact of Globalisation on Quality
Assurance, Accreditation and the Recognition of Qualifications
: Towards an action plan - some conclusions and recommendations |
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