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Good Practices of QA of Finnish HE

Good Practices of QA of Finnish HE. Riitta Hakulinen Head of Quality Development HAMK, University of Applied Sciences. Basic elements of quality work of HE institution. Basic elements of quality work of HE institution.

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Good Practices of QA of Finnish HE

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  1. Good Practices of QA of Finnish HE Riitta Hakulinen Head of Quality Development HAMK, University of Applied Sciences

  2. Basic elements of quality work of HE institution Basic elements of quality work of HE institution • The three-year performance agreements with Ministry of Education (ME) + performance indicators • Vision, Mission (basic tasks: Education, research / R&D, regional impact) and Values of Uni • Strategy and development plans • Described processes – process management • Feedback systems from students and working life • Self-evaluations (matrix, EFQM, CAF, ISO 9001:2000 …)

  3. Case 1 The Bologna Process and Finnish Universities of Applied Sciences – a national project The Final Report of the Project (English Version)http://www.ncp.fi/ects/

  4. UAS´s ECTS –project´s 2nd phase 2005-2006, Curriculum development All Universities of Applied Sciences in co-operation: • Regional meetings for people responsible for curriculum (Oct – Nov 2005) • The Rectors’ Conference of Finnish Polytechnics ARENE ry: Recommendations for competence analyses and curriculum outline (Nov – Dec 2005) • Seminars on curriculum design and competence analyses • Defining generic competences (national expert group) and subject-specific competences (field-specific teams) (Dec 2005 – July 2006) • National seminars • Training and consultancy in curriculum development (Aug – Dec 2006)

  5. Subject-specific and generic competences • The competence definitions are based on the proposal for the European Qualifications Framework (EQF), the draft for National Qualifications Framework for Finnish HE and the results of the Tuning project. • 1) competences are divided into subject-specific (professional) competences and generic competences and • 2) a matrix (grid) is used as a curriculum outline.

  6. Case HAMK, UAS Curriculum • http://portal.hamk.fi/portal/page/portal/HAMK/In_English

  7. Case 2 Teaching evaluation matrix University of Helsinki http://www.helsinki.fi/evaluation/self_evaluation.html

  8. The assessment of the quality of teaching at the UH • Focus on the quality of university-level teaching • Self-assessment of teaching quality is a means to improve the quality of teaching and other operations of a unit • Self-assessment may include the whole range of teaching activities or only the central aspects • Includes the entire staff and student body in the assessment – empowerment evaluation.

  9. Matrix • Enduring values of UH • Changing strategic themes 2007-2009 • Aspects of the quality of teaching • Objectives and planning • Implementation • Assessment • The matrix and it’s use and usefulness is under monitoring during 2007-2009 Thank you !

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