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Home > Projects > Past projects Past projectsStudy on the Diploma Supplement as seen by its users This project is the outcome of the initial contact that started in 2004 between the Quality procedures in European higher education ENQA conducted a second survey of quality procedures in European higher education to update the report Quality Procedures in European Higher Education - An ENQA Survey, published in 2003. The project was financed by the European Commission. Transnational European Evaluation Project II The Transnational European Evaluation Project II (TEEP II) was a detailed follow-up to the first transnational European pilot project (TEEP I) coordinated by ENQA in 2002-2003. TEEP II was a European-wide transnational quality evaluation scheme, which aspired to identify means and common elements for quality education in the Joint Masters Programmes in three subject areas: water management; cultural and communication studies; and law and economics. Quality Convergence Study Project The Quality Convergence Study Project was a follow-up to the ENQA Survey on Quality Procedures in European Higher Education. The main objective of the project was to study the possibilities for convergence of national quality assurance systems in Europe through six samples, aiming to obtain identifiable reference points for transnational quality evaluations. The study was carried out between September 2003 and October 2004, with the final report being published in March 2005. Quality Procedures in European Higher Education: An ENQA Survey ENQA initiated and coordinated, in cooperation with its member agencies, the European University Association (EUA), the National Unions of Students in Europe (ESIB) and the European Commission, a Survey on Quality Procedures in European Higher Education. The project was completed in 2002. Transnational European Evaluation Project I The Transnational European Evaluation Project (TEEP) was a pilot project conducted by ENQA and its member agencies between June 2002 and October 2003. It explored the operational implications of a European transnational quality evaluation of study programmes in three subject areas: History, Physics and Veterinary Science. |