UEFISCDI in collaboration with King’s College London organized the workshop
Promoting the Fundamental Values of Higher Education through Effective Monitoring, in London on the
8th of May 2024. The workshop activity focused on the effective monitoring of these values, as
outlined in the
agenda, accessible
here.
The workshop presentations can be accessed below:
- 14.20 – 14.30: NewFAV project presentation & setting the scene
Cezar Haj, Project Manager New FAV
- 14.30 -15.00: The monitoring framework for the fundamental values of higher education in the EHEA: process, methodology, content
Liviu Matei, Head of the King's School of Education, Communication & Society
- 15.30 – 15.45: The monitoring mechanism for the fundamental values of higher education in the EHEA. Piloting phase: preparation and ambitions
Elizaveta Potapova, Senior Researcher, Public Policy Management Institute
- 15.45 – 16.30: Lessons from piloting the monitoring mechanism at system level Finland
Sirkku Kupiainen, Coordinator of educational assessment, University of Helsinki
Ales Vlk, Vice Dean for external relations and development, Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic
Participants engaged
in thorough discussions about the process, methodology, and content,
including the preparations for and ambitions of the piloting phase,
along with the lessons learned from the system-wide application of the
monitoring mechanism. The event was accessible to experts, public
institution representatives, NGO members, academic and administrative
staff, researchers, students, and any individuals keen on exploring the
discussed themes.
The
event was organized as part of the activities within the "New building
blocks of the Bologna Process: fundamental values NewFAV" project,
coordinated by UEFISCDI and implemented in collaboration with the
Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research, with funding support from
the European Commission. It is supported by the European University Association (EUA), the
European Student Union (ESU), the Network of Universities in European
Capitals (UNICA) and the German Service for Academic Exchanges (DAAD).