Key Considerations and Topics for ESG Revision - Enhancing Higher Education

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Explore the essential considerations and topics for the revision of the European Standards and Guidelines (ESG) for quality assurance in higher education. Delve into maintaining relevance, digitalization, flexibility, and stakeholder engagement to ensure the future-proofing of educational standards. Follow the structured approach presented by the ESG Steering Committee and Drafting Group as they navigate through the revision process. Stay updated on the timeline for the revision and adoption of the revised standards, and engage with ENQA through newsletters and social media for further insights and updates.

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REVISION OF THE ESG ANNA GOVER, ENQA DIRECTOR 29 OCTOBER 2024

KEY CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE ESG REVISION Evolution rather than revolution Maintain applicability in diverse contexts and explore areas of unclarity Ensure relevance in international contexts for IQA and EQA Situate learning and teaching in the broader context Future-proof: balance current issues with long term relevance

TOPICS TO ADDRESS Introduction: Update and clarify context and key concepts; restructure and make main messages clearer Part 1: digitalisation (including online and blended provision), diversity of learners and academic staff, flexible learning pathways, links with other institutional missions, transversal topics ( ) Part 2: flexibility in QA methodologies while maintaining sufficient accountability ( ) Part 3: thematic analysis ( )

STRUCTURES ESG Steering Committee Representatives of all ESG authors (ENQA, EUA, EURASHE, ESU, EQAR, Education International & Business Europe) Coordinate the overall process, including main directions and consultations ESG Drafting Group Representatives of primary ESG authors (ENQA, EUA, EURASHE & ESU) Prepare drafts and identify issues for further discussion

TIMELINE In parallel (starting mid-2025): revision of the European Approach for QA of Joint Programmes Public consultation in autumn/winter 2025 Ongoing consultation through stakeholder organisations and BFUG Final versions agreed by BFUG in autumn 2026 Formal adoption at Ministerial Conference in spring 2027 Transition policy for agencies expecting reviews in 2027-28