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Effective Course Evaluation and Revalidation Guide

Get insights into key roles and steps for successful course evaluation and revalidation. Includes important points, panel meeting roles, handbook details, and progression route essentials.

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Effective Course Evaluation and Revalidation Guide

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  1. The Subject Partnership Manager Perspective • Ursula Quinn, Ulster Business School

  2. Key Contacts in Ulster for Partner Colleges • Academic Office • Collaborative Course Unit • Quality Management and Audit Unit • Faculty contacts – Subject Partnership Manager/ Subject Expert

  3. Important points to consider when preparing for evaluation/ revalidation Prior to the Event Plan ahead Understand the key roles to be undertaken by: • The Chair of course planning/ Course Director • The Partner Institution • The relevant Academic Department in Ulster • The Academic Office • The Partnership Manager

  4. The panel meeting • Roles and responsibilities • The external panel members – their area of expertise • The student perspective • The panel’s report • The course team’s response • Document approval and sign off • Changes to the programme following initial approval CA3

  5. The Partnership Handbook • Contains all the important information and documents for the evaluation and re-approval of programmes • For Foundation Degree programmes evaluation needs to be considered in the context of the parent course • All Fd programmes must have a progression route (condition of approval)

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