Core Concepts of the Standards 2019

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Core Concepts of the Standards 2019 Prof. Emad Abuelrub, Commissioner Commission for Academic Accreditation Ministry of Education, UAE June 2019

Outline Background Figures and Numbers Terms of Reference New Concepts CAA Task The Standards 2019 Risk Based Assessment Sanctions and Fines Establishing New Institutions Closing an Institution

Background 2019 6th Edition of the Standards 2018 Unpublished Edition of the Standards 2011 5th Edition of the Standards Procedural Guidlines 2009 Standards for VET 2007 4th Edition of the Standards e-Learning Standards 2005 3rd Edition of the Standards 2003 2nd Edition of the Standards 2001 1st Edition of the standards

Figures and Numbers

Figures and Numbers

Figures and Numbers

Terms of Reference Concise statements for the 11 Standards. Set of Standards (7) to focus on during Institutional Licensure (Standards for Institutional Licensure - SIL). Set of Standards (6) to focus on during Program Accreditation (Standards for Program Accreditation - SPA). Move details into Stipulations and Annexes. Introduce new concepts Introduce the Supplementary Guidance and related updated Guides: 4 Procedural Manuals, Guide for ERT, Extracts from QFEmirates, and Guide to Writing LOs; as well as the CAA Policies and Procedures Manual.

New Concepts Risk Assessment Establishing New Institutions Closing Institutions and Programs Sanctions Concerns Appeals Financial Aspects Fines Criteria for Teaching Hospitals/Healthcare Units Program Specifications Joint Degree Programs RPL e-Learning Continuous Education and Lifelong Learning International Accreditation

CAA Task Stage 0: Pre-phase, Feedback, and Consultation (2016-2018) Stage 1: Producing the Main Standards Documents (2019) The Standards for Institutional Licensure and Program Accreditation 7 Standards for Institutional Licensure (SIL) 6 Standards for Program Accreditation (SPA) Supplementary Guidance to the Standards

CAA Task Stage 2: Producing the Four Procedural Manuals (2019) Procedural Manual for Initial Institutional Licensure Procedural Manual for Renewal of Institutional Licensure Procedural Manual for Initial Program Accreditation Procedural Manual for Renewal of Program Accreditation

CAA Task Stage 3: Updating Related Guides (2019) Guide for External Review Teams Extracts from QFEmirates: A Guide for External Review Teams Guide to Writing Learning Outcomes at Program and Course Level that Align with QFEmirates CAA Policies and Procedures Manual

The Standards 2019 Standards / Stipulations Governance and Management Quality Assurance Educational Programs Research and Scholarly Activities Faculty and Professional Staff Students Health, Safety and Environment Learning Resource Center Fiscal Resources, Financial Management and Budgeting Legal Compliance and Public Disclosure Community Engagement

Annexes Annex 1: Substantive Change at Institutional Level Annex 2: By-Laws of the Governing Body Annex 3: Policies and Procedures Manual Annex 4: Catalog Annex 5: Faculty Manual Annex 6: Staff Manual Annex 7: Student Handbook Annex 8: Quality Assurance Manual Annex 9: Feasibility Study, Financial Analysis and Timed Action Plan Annex 10: Program Specifications Annex 11: Joint Degree Programs Annex 12: Guidelines for Good Practice in Internships or Practicums

Annexes … continue Annex 13: Course Syllabi Annex 14: Intensive Courses and Block Delivery Annex 15: Courses Taught Through e-Learning Annex 16: Course files Annex 17: Substantive Change at Program Level Annex 18: Adjunct Clinical Faculty Annex 19: Equivalent Scores on Approved Tests of English Language Proficiency Annex 20: Recognition of Prior Learning Annex 21: Criteria for Teaching Hospitals/Healthcare Units within the UAE Annex 22: Website Content Annex 23: Glossary of Terms

Structure of the Standards No Standards 2011 2019 Institutional Program 1 Governance and Management √ 2 Quality Assurance 3 Educational Programs 4 Research and Scholarly Activates 5 Faculty and Professional Staff 6 Students 7 Health, Safety, and Environment 8 Learning Resource Center 9 Fiscal Resources and Financial Management 10 Legal Compliance and Public Disclosure 11 Community Engagement

Supplementary Guidance to the Standards Sections Introduction Organization and Regulatory Standards The National Register (licensed institutions and accredited programs) CHEDS Data (collection and utilization guidance) Risk Based Assessment Opening a New Institution Institutional Review Program Review Concerns about an Institution Sanctions Closing an Institution or Terminating a Program Appeals Financial Obligations

Supplementary Guidance to the Standards Annexes Annex 1: Risk Evaluation Metric Annex 2: Membership and Orientation of ERTs Annex 3: Review Schedule Annex 4: Issues that can be Investigated Annex 5: Violations, Sanctions, and Penalties Annex 6: Business Process Models for CAA Activities

Risk Based Assessment A new addition to the Standards 2019 is the introduction of a ‘risk-based approach’ to institutional licensure and program accreditation that is embedded within the Licensure Review and conducted by the ERT. Purpose: To provide a quantitative indicator of the risk of failure within the operational risk areas of strategic, operational, legal and financial, academic, and international dimensions. To identify the degree to which the institution is actually fulfilling the academic needs of the Emirates in producing knowledgeable, skilled and competent, employable graduates.

Sanctions and Fines 1) Sanctions Official Warning Public Warning First Probation Second Probation Revocation of Program Accreditation or Licensure

2) Fines a. Institutional Level Official Warning AED 50,000 * Note: Partial activation of financial guarantee. a. Institutional Level Sanction Penalty Official Warning AED 50,000 Public Warning AED 100,000 First Probation AED 200,000 Second Probation AED 400,000 Revocation of Licensure * AED 1,000,000 (minimum depending on number of students)

b. Program Level * Note: Partial activation of financial guarantee. Sanction Penalty per Program Official Warning - Public Warning AED 10,000 First Probation AED 20,000 Second Probation AED 40,000 Revocation of Program Accreditation * AED 100,000 (minimum depending on number of students)

Establishing New Institutions Initial Process to establish a new HEI prior to submitting Application for Initial Institutional Licensure to CAA. Proposal for Pre-Approval Stage will be covered in a later presentation.

Recommended Student to Faculty Ratio Guidelines for Establishing New Institutions Table 1: Recommended student to faculty ratios per type of program Program Type Recommended Student to Faculty Ratio Doctoral 5:1 Master’s or Higher Diploma 10:1 Undergraduate 10:1 (medical programs) 15:1 (other clinical health science programs) 20:1 (other lab- and studio-based programs) 25:1 (non-lab based) General Education 30:1 Table 2: Indicative financial guarantee values – no cash reserve (equivalent to one year of operation at peak) Number of Students Amount < 500 AED 10 million 500 to 1000 AED 20 million 1000 to 2000 AED 40 million > 2000 AED 100 million

Closing an Institution Recommendation from the Director of the CAA to the Minister of Education based on recommendations of the Council of Commissioners and ERT. Consultation with the Legal Affairs at the MoE. The Minister of Education issues a Ministerial Decree to close the institution. The Minister of Education forms a Special Committee to supervise the Closing Process. The MoE secures student’s records. Activation of financial guarantee. Activation of the Teach-out Policy

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