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Competences, learning outcomes and convergence: a case study – University College Cork Ireland

  • Aine Hyland

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Abstract

My university, University College Cork (UCC) in Ireland, was nominated by the European Universities Association (EUA) as one of the case studies for this forum. The EUA is an association which represents higher education institutions in 43 countries throughout Europe. It plays a major role in supporting reform and change in higher education, especially through its Institutional Evaluation Programme (IEP) and its support for Quality Culture within universities. It has played an important role in supporting European universities to implement the Bologna Process, including the European Credit Transfer System, modularisation and semesterisation, rewriting courses and programmes in terms of learning outcomes, reviewing doctoral education, and supporting joint Masters programmes. Of particular relevance to this forum was its Quality Culture project on Teaching and Learning, specifically the collaborative project relating to Learning Outcomes, in which UCC was a partner institution.
Original languageEnglish (Ireland)
Publication statusPublished - 2008
EventInvitational Forum on Converging Competences: Diversity, Higher Education, and Sustainable Democracy. - Council of Europe Headquarters, Strasbourg, France
Duration: 2 Oct 20083 Oct 2008

Conference

ConferenceInvitational Forum on Converging Competences: Diversity, Higher Education, and Sustainable Democracy.
Country/TerritoryFrance
CityStrasbourg
Period2/10/083/10/08

Keywords

  • University College Cork , European Universities Association (EUA) , Reform , Change , Higher education , Bologna Process

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