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  Dates of forthcoming meetings & events

 
  
 
  Executive:
  CoA & Council:
  Fri. 07 Nov. 2008
  Sat. 08 Nov. 2008
 
  Venue: Radisson SAS Frankfurt - Frankfurt, Germany
 
 

  SDU reaccredited for further 5 years until 2013

 
The ECCE is please to announce that the Institute for Clinical Biomechanics at Syddansk Universitet Odense, Denmark has been reaccredited for a period of five years until 2013. In their report the evaluation team praised the leadership provided by the Dean, and the Director of Study who have raised the profile of Chiropractic within the Institute and the University, and provided a vision for the future of chiropractic in Denmark. The research ethos which underpins the educational model of the Institute and results in high quality research informing the learning experience and academic aspirations of the students was also most impressive. One of the characteristics of the programme is the interdisciplinary links with other medical sciences which foster the integration of chiropractic within a wider health care community. The evaluation team were impressed by the supportive role provided by student mentors/counsellors in the early years of study together with the support provided by student observers on the Study Board. The Director of Studies had also introduced themed intra-curricular activities which had strengthened chiropractic identity within the Clinical Biomechanics programme.

  >>  SDU Evaluation Team Report 2008

 

  ENQA - European Association for Quality Assurance in Higher Education

 
The ECCE submitted an application for membership of this agency in December 2007. ENQA was established in 2000 to promote co-operation among the quality assurance agencies responsible for higher education in Europe, and to share good practice. It was great news to hear that our application was approved on the first attempt, and as a result, ECCE is a Candidate Member of ENQA. The ECCE is currently working towards full Membership of ENQA. Being part of a large organisation will do much to facilitate the development of the ECCE and ensure that our procedures and processes are not only current and up to date, but in line with those operating at the highest level of quality assurance in higher education in Europe.
 

  AECC reaccredited for further 5 years until 2012

 
The ECCE has been reaccredited AECC for a further 5 years until 2012. At the conclusion of the evaluation visit by a team of four practising and teaching chiropractors the Commission on Accreditation of the ECCE praised the leadership of the College together with the commitment, support and direction given by the Board of Governors. CoA also praised the curriculum which successfully enthuses both staff and students. CoA were impressed by the links between teaching and research, the programme of renewal including upgraded lecture theatres and laboratories, and the development of the new clinic which will further enhance teaching and research facilities in the college. CoA drew attention to the opportunities provided by public funding and the links to the University of Bournemouth. The college was congratulated for its support for staff development at all levels throughout the college, the commitment, loyalty and enthusiasm of the administrative, technical and support staff and its sound long-term financial planning.

  >>  AECC Evaluation Team Report 2007

 
 

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