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A well-attended la well-attended launch event in Brussels kicked off the new Quality Assurance System for the Flemish higher education.aunch event in Brussels kicked off the new Quality Assurance System for the Flemish higher education.
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Early September, NVAO organized a three-day training session at the request of the European University, a private university in Tbilisi, Georgia.
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Decisions of the NVAO must be made public based on legal obligations. Because the NVAO database is linked to the higher education database (DHO), some decisions are not included in this database. These decisions cannot be found in the search function on our website.
The non-inclusion of decisions may be related to the nature of the decision, such as negative assessment decisions for institutions that are not yet recognised or decisions for foreign educational institutions. In order to comply with the publication obligation, these decisions are made available here, on this page.
In this special edition of FOQUS we highlight the activities we have carried out over the past year in Flanders and in the Netherlands. Special themes are featured, such as our WFME-recognition and our assessments in Luxembourg.
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On 29 May 2019, representatives of the medical schools in the Netherlands, Flanders and Saba met in The Hague to discuss the WFME Recognition Report which is now available on the NVAO website. NVAO is preparing its yearly status report which will also include the follow-up of the WFME recommendations. NVAO and the medical schools will meet again in November 2019.
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From today, the English version of our new website is online. We no longer use a separate website for our English-speaking users. The English version of the pages are integrated in the general website. This way a user can easily switch languages on every page. Our new website will quickly guide junior as well as more experienced quality assurance officers through the quality assurance systems and procedures. The website is a joint project of NVAO and everyone involved in the quality of higher education. Any suggestions to improve our website are more than welcome.
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