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The London Communiquéand its relation to the
UNESCO/OECD Guidelines on Quality Provision in CBHE
Dr. Marie-Anne PersoonsGeneral coordinator
Benelux Bologna Secretariat
Content of presentation
General context of the Bologna ProcessReferences to Guidelines in Bergen and
London CommuniquéGuidelines in Bologna work programme
2007-2009
General context
Bologna Process : 46 countries, European Commission, Council of Europe, UNESCO-CEPES, EUA, EURASHE, ESU, Education International, Business Europe
General objective : realisation of (open) European Higher Education Area by 2010
1999-2005 : action lines mainly oriented towards internal coordination
General context
Since mid-term review in 2005 : new action line of global dimension and partnership with the world
Bergen Communiqué 2005
Ongoing work on Guidelines on context of contribution to achieving education for all and based on the principle of sustainable development
EHEA as partner to HE systems worlwideSpirit of inter-cultural understanding and
respectSharing of experience on reform
processes
London Communiqué 2007
Adoption of Strategy for EHEA in a Global Setting
Improving information on EHEA Promotion of EHEA
(attractiveness/competitiveness) Strenghtening cooperation (partnership) Policy dialogue Improving recognition
Bologna workprogramme 2007-2009
Follow-up of guidelines : 3 action lines- Promotion and implementation of guidelines as
part of global strategy- Integration in action line of quality assurance :
relation between guidelines and European Standards and Guidelines for QA (ENQA conference : 2nd half 2008)
- Stocktaking : evaluation of integration of guidelines in national legislative framework and institutional practice
Contact details
Benelux Bologna Secretariat
Koning Albert II-laan 15
B-1210 Brussels (Belgium)
Tel. +32 2 553 98 09
Fax +32 2 553 98 45
E-mail : [email protected]
www.bologna2009benelux.org