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Thursday 23 November:

• Pre-forum meetings: Introduction to the European quality assurance framework, Maria Kelo, EUA, Anna Gover, ENQA

Friday 24 November:

Parallel Plenaries:

• Quality Assurance in European University Alliances, Sonja Kiko, Heidelberg University, 4EU+ European University Alliance, Meritxell Chaves, CHARM European University
• New forms of student mobility and internationalisation – what challenges for QA?, Michael Gaebel, EUA
• The central role of QA in cooperation beyond Europe, Achim Hopbach, Higher Education Consultant
• Assessing internationalisation: measuring its quality and strategic value, Nicole Lassahn, Université Grenoble Alpes
• Does increased internationalisation mean increased quality? Julia van Proosdij‐de Bruijn, NVAO, Yide Gao, Hotelschool The Hague

Workshops:

• Designing Micro-credentials to respond to European quality assurance expectations – What might be successful parameters? Prof. Anca Greere, Babes-Bolyai University, Lucy Fox, British Accreditation Council
• Putting the academic integrity puzzle together: Does everyone have their pieces to hand? Sue Hackett, Quality & Qualifications Ireland (QQI)
• Europe united for the future of the quality of education: innovation, digitalisation, sharing knowledge and practices, Pegi Pavletić, Ana Gvritishvili, Adrian Korzeniowski, Matej Drobnič, European Students’ Union (ESU)
• Towards a State-of-the-Art Overarching Qualifications Reference Framework for the European Higher Education Area, Prof. Robert Wagenaar, University of Groningen
• Harmonisation and mutual recognition: adventures in pan-European Quality Assurance, Susanne Lippold, Ruhr University Bochum, Dr. Maria Hallinan, University College Cork
• Tips and tricks, best practices and challenges: the European Approach for Quality Assurance of Joint Programmes in practise, Lineke van Bruggen, Tinka Thede, NVAO 

Papers:

• Cross-Border External Quality Assurance in the European Higher Education Area, Nathan Carvalho, CIPES (Centre for Research in Higher Education Policies) & University of Aveiro
• Developing a sustainable model for quality in internationalisation in the context of rapid change, Dr Myfanwy Davies, Bangor University, Dr Jasur Salikhov, Central Asian Green University
• Quality Assurance of Doctoral Education: A Case Study of the Polish Approach, Natalia Wiktoria Greniewska, University of Warsaw and Polish Association of Doctoral Candidates, Michał Goszczyński, University of Warsaw
• Collaboration & partnership to quality assure international awarding bodies in Ireland, Órla Barry, Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI)
• What do audits tell us about international student study experience and engagement in Finnish higher education institutions?, Mirella Nordblad, Mira Huusko, Finnish Education Evaluation Centre
• Building a sustainable quality assurance system for university alliances: the yufe approach, Liesbeth Opdenacker, University of Antwerp, YUFE Alliance, Prof. Aleksandra Deluka Tibljaš, University of Rijeka, YUFE Alliance, Prof. Duško Pavletić, University of Rijeka, YUFE Alliance,
• Impact of international accreditation on the internationalisation strategy of Indonesian higher education institutions, Viktoria Dermanowski, Foundation for International Business Administration Accreditation (FIBAA)
• Capacity building in quality assurance through international cooperation: key takeaways for European agencies from the HAQAA2 initiative, Sophie Guillet, Hcéres,– High Council for the Evaluation of Research and Higher Education, Marie-Jo Goedert - CTI
• Internationalisation and Ireland’s International Education Mark:  Reflections from Trinity College Dublin, Declan Coogan, Louise Staunton, Trinity College Dublin

Practice presentations:

• What is the added value of the CeQuInt Certificate for Quality in Internationalisation? Reflections from the University of Twente, Lisanne Verheij, University of Twente
• Together we stand: fostering innovation through quality accreditation, Beatriz Jiménez Luengo, Universidad CEU San Pablo
• Internationalisation and quality assurance from the viewpoint of strategic international networks at the University of Lapland, Mari-Anna Suurmunne, Hanna Marttiini, University of Lapland
• Quality in internationalisation at home: incentivising excellence in teaching innovation through COIL, a study case of benchmarking in CEU Universities, Ainhoa Uribe, CEU San Pablo University
• Multiplied quality management processes in international joint programmes, Päivi Aronen, University of Helsinki
• Joining forces to reduce QA fatigue,  Marine Condette, Association to advance collegiate schools of business (AACSB)

Saturday 25 November

Workshops:

• International Institutional Accreditations based on the ESG – Europeanization of QA or culture-sensitive contextualisation of European quality standards? Dr. Sonja Mikeska, Wandelwerk, Centre for Quality Enhancement at FH Münster University of Applied Sciences
• Using PROFFORMANCE+ tool to enhance internationalisation quality in learning and teaching in higher education, Bárbara Gabriel, University of Aveiro
• The great debate: internationalisation vs. brain drain, Pegi Pavletić, European Students’ Union (ESU), Jorge António Ribeiro Pereira, European Network of Ombuds in Higher Education (ENOHE)
• European Degree Label main challenges and opportunities, Laura Howard, University of Cadiz; Lotte Laenen, Ghent University; Samira Bonucci, University of Padua; Isabel Nunes, Universidade NOVA de Lisboa
• Enabling and enhancing academic integrity globally: towards a set of commonly agreed quality assurance standards, Drs. Yvonne Overdevest, NVAO (the Accreditation Organisation of the Netherlands and Flanders) Sue Hackett, Quality & Qualifications Ireland (QQI)
• Data-driven BI solutions as a potential approach for providing tailor-made educational support to increasingly diverse student populations: possibilities & pitfalls, Dr. Arjen Schippers, Lieze Steensels, Charlotte Beckers Vrije Universiteit Brussel

Papers:

• Quality Assurance of European Universities alliances: Aligning Internal/ External QA and Student Involvement, Mark Frederiks, NVAO
• Protecting the interests of students on transnational education programmes: the role of transparent quality assurance, Douglas Blackstock, Anna Gover, ENQA
• The International Education Mark – an innovative approach to the quality assurance of the international learner experience in Ireland, Dr Jim Murray, Quality & Qualifications Ireland (QQI)
• Case Study Examples of Undertaking Higher Education Quality Reviews in West Africa, Christopher Bland, Quality Assurance Agency (QAA)

Practice presentations:

• Sustainability and responsibility in European universities’ quality assurance: Systematisation of sustainability and responsibility work at the University of Helsinki, Anne Lepistö, University of Helsinki
• Synergizing Horizons – Innovating Quality Assurance for Sustainable Internationalisation in Higher Education, Lali Giorgidze, National Center for Educational Quality Enhancement
• Making Bologna Fit for Purpose in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, Michèle P. Wera, NVAO
• Does having a Dual Degree Enhance the Value of Programmes with Embedded Student Mobility?, Nicole O’Neill, Technological University Dublin