Mutual recognition of accreditation

ECA (European Consortium for Accreditation) has been founded in 2003 with the primary aim of mutual recognition of accreditation decisions. The two other aims of ECA are:
2. mutual learning and disseminating best practices in accreditation;
3. providing transparent information on quality and supporting internationalisation of institutions and students. ECA is an Affiliate of ENQA.
Conclusions of ECA Workshops
From 2003 until 2007 ECA held two Workshops in each year. During these plenary meetings ECA members shared and discussed the results of the work that took place in the Working groups. From 2008 onwards the Workshops are held annually. Below you can find the Conclusions of the fourteen Workshops that have been held until today.

• Conclusions Madrid 2012.
• Conclusions Barcelona 2011.
• Conclusions Graz 2010.
• Conclusions Zurich 2009.
• Conclusions Krakow 2008.
• Conclusions Barcelona 2007.
• Conclusions Berlin 2007.
• Conclusions Paris 2006.
• Conclusions Bruges 2006.
• Conclusions Vienna 2005.
• Conclusions Dublin 2005.
• Conclusions Zurich 2004.
• Conclusions Bergen 2004.
• Conclusions Cordoba 2003.
• Conclusions The Hague 2003.