Beyond the Baseline: QAA Resource Map
An overview of QAA resources that can support the tertiary and higher education sector in going beyond the Office for Students’ baseline regulatory requirements.
This Membership Resources Site gives QAA Members access to a wealth of resources including briefings, case studies, country reports, research project outcomes, and event materials as well as practical advice and guidance. Membership resources are relevant to students and to staff with a wide range of roles.
An overview of QAA resources that can support the tertiary and higher education sector in going beyond the Office for Students’ baseline regulatory requirements.
All staff and students from QAA Member institutions can register to use this site. You can check if your institution is a member on the QAA website
If you would like to know more about QAA Membership, please email us at membership@qaa.ac.uk
Send us an email at membership@qaa.ac.uk.
All staff and students from QAA Member institutions can register to use this site. You can check if your institution is a member on the QAA website
If you would like to know more about QAA Membership, please email us at membership@qaa.ac.uk
Send us an email at membership@qaa.ac.uk.
All staff and students from QAA Member institutions can register to use this site. You can check if your institution is a member on the QAA website
If you would like to know more about QAA Membership, please email us at membership@qaa.ac.uk
Send us an email at membership@qaa.ac.uk.
These online webinars are a chance to find out more about QAA’s new International Associate Membership and how it could benefit your organisation. It will include a presentation and time to ask any questions you may have about joining.
International Membership is an opportunity to become part of a growing global community of higher education professionals and institutions - including QAA’s UK Members – with an interest in enhancing their quality culture, practice and the student experience.
International Associate Membership is available to those institutions who can demonstrate their legitimacy as organisations that have been reviewed/accredited or licensed by their local quality agency, or other approval body.
The role of the programme leader is pivotal in the delivery of an organised, well-designed curriculum which not only guarantees support for students to achieve the learning outcomes and QAA benchmarks but looks more holistically at the student experience.
Now in its second year this network offers a unique networking opportunity across HE institutions, enabling leaders to strive for and deliver excellence.
This session, led by Kate Chapman, Swansea University and Sam Grierson, University of Warwick will:
This event is for programme leaders, educational developers, educational planners, and those with responsibility for the delivery or oversight pf postgraduate, undergraduate or foundation programmes of study in UK HE institutions.
Please note the online registration closes the day before the event. Please email us if you would like to register after the online registration has closed.
This network brings together student engagement colleagues from across the higher education sector and will look at the theme of the impact of the cost of living on students’ abilities and desires to engage in all aspects of university life.
The interactive session will provide:
There will also be an additional breakout discussion between 15:30 – 16:00 to hear more about the UK Quality Code. Delegates will have the opportunity to discuss and feedback on its progress and feed into the development. Please stick around to deepen your knowledge and understanding of how the Code affects student experience directly.
This event is for QAA Members in roles such as sabbatical officers, student representatives, student engagement and student union staff and students.
Please note the online registration closes the day before the event. Please email
membership@qaa.ac.uk if you would like to register after the online registration has closed.
This workshop, exclusively for international members, is the first of two we are offering this membership year on Academic Integrity.
This event provides an introduction to and overview of academic integrity, and will be followed by a second event on January 17 2023 which focusses specifically on academic integrity in the context of artificial intelligence.
The session on 12 December will provide useful insights for international members on academic integrity and QAA’s work in this area, and will complement the further event on January 17.
Please note the online registration closes the day before the event. Please email membership@qaa.ac.uk if you would like to register after the online registration has closed.
All staff and students from QAA Member institutions can register to use this site. You can check if your institution is a member on the QAA website
If you would like to know more about QAA Membership, please email us at membership@qaa.ac.uk
Send us an email at membership@qaa.ac.uk.
All staff and students from QAA Member institutions can register to use this site. You can check if your institution is a member on the QAA website
If you would like to know more about QAA Membership, please email us at membership@qaa.ac.uk
Send us an email at membership@qaa.ac.uk.