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DUBLIN, the 6th and 7th of June, 2007 THE PRESENT STATE OF THE NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK IN HIGHER EDUCATION IN ROMANIA Sorin Eugen ZAHARIA Head of ACPART DUBLIN, the 6th and 7th of June, 2007

Objectives of the Qualification Framework for Higher Education The rationale for the QFHE is to provide a mechanism to relate national framework to each other as to enable: 1. International transparency; In relations between universities across ; In relation with the employers and other stakeholders; Instrument: Diploma Supplement; 2. International recognition of qualification; 3. International mobility of learners and graduates Learners can ultimately have greater confidence that the outcomes of study abroad will contribute to a qualification sought in their country. A framework will also be of particular help in supporting the development and recognition of joint degrees from more than one country.

Missions: to elaborate, implement, and update the national framework for higher education qualifications concerning the development, recognition and certification of qualifications based on the knowledge, abilities, and competences acquired by beneficiaries of the higher education system; to analyse compatibility of the specialisations curricula in the fundamental areas of higher education with national qualifications framework standards;

to involve Romanian higher education institutions in the development of a European society based on knowledge and productivity, with a competitive and dynamic economy; to promote the opening of higher education institutions towards the socio-economic environment through cooperation actions among higher education institutions, economic operators and other organisations, aimed at developing specific partnerships, labour market research, an entrepreneurial dimension to Romanian universities, as well as knowledge transfer.

The ACPART Strategy for 2007-2010 Main directions of the strategy: National Level Development of the Methodology for the National Qualifications framework; Description of pilot qualifications; National compatibilities; National Register of Qualifications in Higher Education International Level Exchanges of good practices; Involvement in European actions for qualifications framework; Harmonization oh the Romanian NQF with EQF and with the NQFs of other countries.

NATIONAL ACTIVITIES The elaboration of the methodology for the development of the National Qualifications Framework in Higher Education - Phare Project RO 2004/016 – 772.05.01 The methodology is under a public debate involving the Romanian higher education institutions which are invited to participate by theirs representatives to 8 regional workshops during April and May 2007. The consultation period will end with a National Conference where the final, revised form of the methodology will be presented and validated.

The methodology comprises: the structure of the NQFHE including the definition of the key concepts; the grids for defining the higher education professional qualifications; the set of indications for filling in the grids; the procedures an institution has to respect in order to be given the right of certifying a qualification (the dossier for the validation of a qualification); the National Register of Qualifications in Higher Education.

The description process of the university professional qualification Disciplines of studies Professional Roles Competences Occupations Units of competence

Between the ACPART Agency and ARACIS there is a synergetic relationship. The ACPART Agency manages the description of the higher education professional qualifications for each programme of studies and validates the new qualifications, while ARACIS evaluates the content and the quality of the process which ends by certifying a specific higher education program.

certifying a qualification Procedures an institution has to respect in order to be given the right of certifying a qualification Labour market requests MERY* Notification ACPART ARACIS* Dossier for qualification validation Evaluation; Included in NQF. Dossier with the notification for qualification approval Notification Higher education institution *MERY – The Ministry of Education, Research and Youth *ARACIS – The Romanian Agency for Quality Assurance in Higher Education

NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS REGISTER FOR HIGHER EDUCATION The development of the National Qualifications Register for Higher Education (NQRHE) The NRQHE is a tool for identification, registration, permanent consultation and updating of qualifications, namely degrees and awards issued by higher education institutions. The NRQHE should be seen as a multi-actor and multi-national tool of interest. - As a multi-actor tool, NRQHE represents the result of the collaboration among different stakeholders; - As a multi-national tool, NRQHE will be available on-line both in Romanian and in English, in order to ensure the national and international access to information.

NRQHE has been started in his first experimental form, bringing together all the titles/qualifications given by the Romanian universities. This is in public use starting with 1st of May 2007 on the ACPART website. The future development of the Register will be supported by projects with Governmental and Structural Funds.

Computers and information technology; NATIONAL HARMONIZATION OF THE QUALIFICATIONS Development of 22 qualifications from different higher education domains: Computers and information technology; Electronics and telecommunication engineering; Electric engineering – electrotechnic; Systems engineering – automatics and applied informatics; Mathematics; Informatics; Machine engineering; Industrial engineering – technology of machine manufacturing; Mechanical engineering; Chemistry; Chemic engineering;

Environment engineering; Civil engineering; Building Service/Installation Engineering; Finance – finance and banks; Administration Sciences; Communication Sciences; Business Administration – commerce, tourism, services economy; Transportation engineering; Naval and navigation engineering - maritime and fluvial navigation and transport; Department of teacher training; History.

Harmonization of the qualifications NATIONAL HARMONIZATION OF THE QUALIFICATION Harmonization of the qualifications The harmonization of the qualifications correlated to 10 study programmes from different domains of studies in Higher Education with the correspondent VET qualifications by November 2007. Phare Project for Technical Assistance „Training and counseling for continuing the TVET development in Romania” RO2006/018-147.04.01, in partnership with the National Centre for Technical and Vocational Education and Training Development (NCTVETD).

INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS The promotion and implementation of the Leonardo da Vinci Project 2006-4607/001-001 LE2-707 EQF ”Developing Key Methodological Units for the the Implementation of EQF by Means of NQFs – EQF by NQFs”. Its development period is January 1st, 2007 – December 31st, 2008. The general objective of the project is to exchange experiences and to develop and test modular grids of competences and key methodological units comprising principles, mechanisms and guidance tools for the elaboration of EQF and specific NQFs.

The project partners are: University of Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines (France), Higher Education and Training Awards Council (Ireland), CROSS (Netherlands), The Ministry of Education and Research (Romania), The Association for Information Technology and Communication (Romania), University of Zaragoza (Spain), The National Recognition Information Centre (United Kingdom). Project is financed by the European Commission through DGEAC.

The Leonardo da Vinci Pilot Project FR/04/B/P/PP-151128 „European mechanism for distance information, orientation and validation of the jobs and qualifications in informatics and multimedia, from lifelong learning point of view” – EURO PORTIC promoted by the University of Versailles. Partner countries: France, Spain, Great Britain, Romania, Estonia. The transnational cooperation project Socrates-Minerva 116530-CP-1-2004-1-FR-MINERVA-MPP „European programme of e-trainings and validation through competences in data-processing and multimedia” – e-FORMINFO promoted by the University of Versailles. Partner countries: France, Spain, Poland, Romania, Great Britain.

The Leonardo da Vinci Project RO/05/B/F/PP175012 “Virtual training for young entrepreneurs of innovating business” - eNOV, promoted by ACPART. Partner countries: Romania, France, Greece, Spain, Belgium, Poland and UK. The Leonardo da Vinci Mobility Project RO/2006/97041/EX „Experts training in the field of quality assurance and qualifications in HE” – CALEX promoted by the ACPART Agency. Partner countries: France, Ireland , Spain.

„Conceptual bases for the development of NQFHE in Romania” (May, 2007) PUBLICATIONS Publishing of support materials for information dissemination regarding the system of qualifications at European and national level Glossary of key concepts, comparison of the two main European documents: EQF and EHEA, studies on competences, challenges of higher education today, etc. „Conceptual bases for the development of NQFHE in Romania” (May, 2007) Volume of UNISO 2006 (May, 2007).

Period and location: 9-12 July 2007, Versailles (France) EVENTS Summer University „UNIversity in SOciety – UNISO” with the theme „Lifelong learning and qualifications in higher education” Period and location: 9-12 July 2007, Versailles (France) It is organised by ACPART in collaboration with the University of Versailles with the support of DG EAC of EC, University of Rouen, University Paris 6 Pierre et Marie Curie, University of Picardy "Jules Verne“, Regional Council of Ile de France, General Council of Yvelines, and Romanian Association for Knowledge Transfer.

Thank you! National Agency for Qualifications in Higher Education and Partnership with Economic and Social Environment (ACPART) Bdv. Schitu Magureanu, no. 1, et.III Bucharest, 050025 Tel.: 0040/21/3130050 Fax:0040/21/3130053 E-mail: office@apart.ro; Web: www.apart.ro