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Futureproof Curricula: Building Blocks for Futureproof Higher EducationPublications

This publication is the result of the system-wide analysis “Futureproof Curricula,” organised by the NVAO in 2023-2024. This analysis provides higher education institutions with practical tools to adapt their curricula to the rapidly changing labour market and society. Using the ADDIE model (Analyze, Design, Develop, Implement, Evaluate), the essential steps for developing futureproof education are discussed.

The publication includes insights and good practices from higher education institutions and international experts. It emphasises the importance of interdisciplinarity, flexibility, and innovation in education. Through this analysis, the NVAO supports higher education institutions in making their curricula adaptable, allowing them to continue delivering sustainable and successful education.

This publication is currently only available in Dutch.

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Today, the Accreditation Organization of the Netherlands and Flanders (NVAO) presented the results of the system-wide analysis "Futureproof Curricula" at a well-attended launch event. The overview report, "Futureproof Curricula: Building Blocks for Futureproof Higher Education", outlines the key steps needed to make higher education future-ready. This analysis was the result of an intensive year in which nine higher education institutions shared their knowledge and experiences to develop innovative teaching methods that respond to the rapidly changing labor market and society.

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