ENQA Workshop to agencies undergoing an external review

The ENQA Workshop to agencies undergoing an external review will take place in Paris, France, on 21-22 January. The event is co-hosted by the Commission des Titres d'Ingenieur (CTI).
The purpose of this workshop, targeted specifically to agencies undergoing a second external review, is to focus on the whole process of external reviews of agencies, from the preparation to the follow-up. Participants will be given information and insight into the purpose and objectives of the second round of reviews and the role of reviewers. They will share best practice on the self-evaluation process and discuss the impact of the external review on future planning and development of the agency.
Programme The programme for the event can be found here (pdf).
The registration for this event has reached capacity and is now closed. If you want to enter our waiting list please send an e-mail to secretariat@enqa.eu.
Monday 21 January - Day 1
15.00 Registrations and coffee
15.30 Welcome: Achim Hopbach, President of ENQA, Philippe Massé, President of CTI
16.00 The difficult art of self-reflection for constant enhancement: the purpose and objectives of the second round of reviews. Achim Hopbach.
16.45 The process of external review and the task of the reviewers Maria Kelo, ENQA Secretariat.
Tuesday 22 January - Day 2
9.00 How to prepare for external evaluation and the rationale of the self-evaluation report in the second round of reviews. Rafael Llavori, ANECA, ENQA Board.
9.45 How did we do it? – Case examples of the self evaluation process and involvement of stakeholders from AQU Catalunya and EVA, Denmark. Josep Grifoll, AQU, ENQA Board and Christian Moldt, EVA.
11.30 Split up-groups – work in three small groups on analysis of self-evaluation report models and identifying good practice. Chairs: Rafael Llavori, Josep Grifoll, Padraig Walsh, QQI, ENQA Board.
14.00 Good practice in self-evaluation – feedback from split-up groups. Chair: Maria Kelo
14.45 Impact of the external review on future planning and development. Padraig Walsh.