Information about joint programmes

This page is intended for higher education institutions and lists useful information for organisers of joint programmes.

Useful websites:

EAIE Network on Joint Programmes (EAIE network)
Joint programme portal by ECA (European Consortium for Accreditation)
Nordic National Recognition Information Centres (NORRIC)
Nordic Quality Assurance Network in Higher Education (NOQA)
Information, tools and good examples of joint programme's quality assurance at the EACEA site (Quality Assurance in Erasmus Mundus)
Examples of good practices in Erasmus Mundus programme at the EACEA site (Erasmus Mundus Good Practices)

Useful documents:

Higher Education in the Nordic Countries - Evaluation of the Nordic agreement on admission to higher education Nordic Council of Ministers
Joint Degrees and the Nordic Countries Nordic Council of Ministers
JDAZ guide: Joint programmes from A to Z A reference guide for practitioners
Erasmus Mundus joint master degrees – the story so far (updated 30.08.2016)

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