DESIGN PROCESS OF A UNIVERSITY DEGREE AND ITS PERIODICAL



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DESIGN PROCESS OF A UNIVERSITY DEGREE AND ITS PERIODICAL ASSESSMENT ACSUG Luis Carlos Velón Sixto 4 June 2014

INDEX Context of the evaluation in the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) ECTS credit system New degrees structure in the Spanish University i System Degree life cycle Verification of the design: Grades, masters and PhD Monitoring of official degrees Renewal of the accreditation

CONTEXT OF THE EVALUATION IN THE EHEA EUROPEAN LEGISLATION Berlín Communiqué (2003) Bergen Declaration (2005) ESG London Communiqué (2007) To increase the quality to make better the competition of the European university system in relation of other universitiy systems. Movility of students and credit transfer between european universities of different countries NATIONAL LEGISLATION Organic Law 4/2007, modifying the Organic Law 6/2001 Royal Decree 1393/2007, modified by the RD 861/2010 and the RD 534/2013 Royal Decree 99/2011 that regulates the PhD degrees

ECTS credits The European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) is one of the main objectives of the Bologna Declaration. The ECTS system has established a method to increase the transparency of information between the institutions and it makes possible the complete academic recognition ii of a degree studies in a University of other European country. The ECTS system motivates a conceptual reorganization of the educational systems to adapt them to new models focused in the student work and learning

ECTS credits The ECTS credits represent: A number assigned to each subject to describe the student t workload that a student must do to prepare the subject and pass it. The ECTS credits include theoretical classes,, practical classes,, seminars, tutoring, study hours, exams or other types of evaluations An ECTS credit represents between 25 to 30 hours of student work: 60 credits = Academic course

New degrees structure in the Spanish University System GRADE DEGREES: 240 ECTS credits. 60 credits of basic formation. 60 credits of external practices in the second half of the study plan. Grade final work: between 6 to 30 ECTS credits. MASTER DEGREES: Between 60 and 120 ECTS Master final work : between 6 to 30 ECTS PHD DEGREES: No ECTS structure. To Access: have passed 300 ECTS credits, and at least 60 of master studies

DEGREE LIFE CYCLE The University makes a Degree project Yearly monitoing report by the degree Implementation result Grade: After 6 years Master/PhD: After 4 years VERIFICATION OF THE DESIGN FOLLOW UP OF THE IMPLEMENTATION ACREDITATION Degree implementation QUALITY ASSURANCE SYSTEMS

VERIFICATION OF OFICIAL DEGREES

DESIGN VERIFICATION: GRADES AND MASTERS The verification consists in a prior assessment of some important topics of the degree project: 1. Description 2. Justification of the degree 3. Objectives 4. Access and admission of students 5. Planning of teaching 6. Academic staff 7. Material resources and services 8. Foreseen outcomes 9. Quality Assurance Systems 10. Schedule for introduction

DESIGN VERIFICATION: GRADES AND MASTERS 1. DESCRIPTION OF THE DEGREE Main characteristics of the degree Denomination University applicant Number of free places for new students Minimum i number of credits 2. JUSTIFICATION OF THE DEGREE Justification of the proposed degree, including the academic, scientific and professional interest. To must include the procedures of internal and external consultations for the designing of the study plan.

DESIGN VERIFICATION: GRADES AND MASTERS 3. COMPETENCES OF THE DEGREE In this part, they have to be included only the compulsory competences that all the students have to achieve. The competences must be coherent with the level of degree: GRADE: General competences oriented with the preparation of the student to do professional activities after the degree. MASTER: Specialized and advance training

DESIGN VERIFICATION: GRADES AND MASTERS 4. ACCESS AND ADMISSION OF STUDENTS information prior to the register of the students and procedures of orientation for the new students. Systems of support and orientation ti for the students t once they have already started the course.

DESIGN VERIFICATION: GRADES AND MASTERS 5. PLANNING OF TEACHING It has to exist a coordinated study plan taking into acount all the subjects and their temporal distribution. The study plan is structurated in subjects Each subject Denomination ECTS credits Competences Timetable Evaluation system Basic, obligatory, optational, practices Actividades formativas y metodologías docentes Brief description of the content Languages

DESIGN VERIFICATION: GRADES AND MASTERS 6. ACADEMIC STAFF Description of the teaching and other human resources needed and available to carry out the proposed p study plan. 7. MATERIAL RESOURCES AND SERVICES These have to be sufficient to conquer the objectives and competences of the study plan.

DESIGN VERIFICATION: GRADES AND MASTERS 8. FORESEEN OUTCOMES Graduation rate Efficiency rate Abandon rate Performance rate 9. INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE SYSTEM The degree has to include a Quality Assurance System to revise, control and improve the degree 10. SCHEDULE FOR INTRODUCTION Schedule of the implementation of the degree.

ANUAL MONITORING

DEGREES MONITORING SCOPE: Since the implementation i of the degree to the renewal of accreditation, i each degree has to elaborate a yearly monitoring report. (After the accreditation the monitoring process starts again). AIM: TRANSPARENCY AND ACCESIBILITY - To assure the efectiviy of the teaching process RESPONSIBLE: THE UNIVERSITY - To assure that the relevant information is public and easy to find. OBJECTIVE: CONTINOUS IMPROVEMENT - To identify good practices - To detect deficiencies in the study plan implementation - To establish improvement plannings to solve problems TOOL: INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE SYSTEM

RENEWAL OF THE ACREDITATION

RENEWAL OF ACCREDITATION SCOPE: All the official degrees implemented in the Galician University System. GRADES AND PHD: periodicity of 6 years MASTERS: periodicity of 4 years OBJECTIVES: To check if the degree has been implemented accoridng to the initial proposal. To check if the yearly monitoring process was effective. To assure that the public information is available for the different stakeholders. To propose recommendations and improvements for the degree.

RENEWAL OF ACCREDITATION CRITERION DIMENSION 1. DEGREE MANAGEMENT Criteria 1. Organization and development Criteria 2. Information and Transparency Criteria 3. Internal Quality Assurance System DIMENSION 2. RESOURCES Criteria 4. Human resurces Criteria 5. Material resources and services DIMENSION 3. RESULTS Criteria 6. Teaching results Criteria 7. Performance and satisfaction results

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