Recognition, the Diploma Supplement and HEAR

British Council and UK NARIC held two seminars in November 2010 titled ‘Recognition, the Diploma Supplement and HEAR’.

The seminars were aimed at Academic Registrars, Pro Vice Chancellors, Vice Chancellors and senior managers from Higher Education Institutions.  The events were aimed at higher education institutions in Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales, West-and South-West England but universities from ouside these areas also participated.  

Presentations covered Europass, the Diploma Supplement and the Higher Education Achievement Record amongst others. There was also time for discussion, debate and questions.

Venues, dates and programmes were as follows;

4th November 2010 – Victoria Quay, Edinburgh for Scotland and Northern Ireland.  

Please click here to view the programme from the Edinburgh event.

To view the presentation from this event please click on the titles below:

• Recognition: The Students’ perspective - Catherine Thwaites, NUS Scotland
• Achieving Full Recognition - Graeme Roberts, Bologna Expert
• Europass and the role of UK NARIC- Chris Lyons and Frazer Wallace, UK NARIC
• Higher Education Achievement Report “Diploma Supplement” - Rob Ward, The Centre for Recording Achievement
• Diploma Supplement across Europe - Misia Coghlan, EACEA
• DS Label, Benefits of being a label holder- Penny Pratt, University of Kent

16th November 2010 – Albright Hussey Hotel, Shrewsbury for Wales, West and South-West England.  

Please click here to view the programme from the Shrewsbury event.

To view the presentation from this event please click on the titles below:

• Achieving Full Recognition - Huw Morris, Bologna Expert
• Europass and the role of UK NARIC- Chris Lyons and Frazer Wallace, UK NARIC
• Higher Education Achievement Report “Diploma Supplement” - Rob Ward, The Centre for Recording Achievement
• DS Label, Benefits of being a label holder - Andrea Young, Bournemouth University