BUILDING ON WORLD-CLASS QUALITY STRATEGY

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BUILDING ON WORLD-CLASS QUALITY STRATEGY 2017-20

The UK s universities and colleges have a worldwide reputation for the quality of the education they provide, and the rigour with which academic standards are assured. QAA s mission to safeguard standards and improve the quality of UK higher education wherever it is delivered in the world supports this richly deserved reputation. The scale, diversity and delivery of higher education is changing, both in the UK and globally. So too is the regulatory environment, with reforms set to be implemented in all four nations of the UK. QAA is ready to meet these new challenges, and continues to deliver as part of the system of co-regulation which benefits all students, now and in the future. To support this, and our vision of world leading and independently assured higher education, we present Building on World-Class Quality, QAA s Strategy for 2017-20. This strategy will guide us through major change in the sector. It is underpinned by five core values collaboration, innovation, expertise, accountability, and integrity that shape everything that we do. It combines our years of expertise and experience to deliver lasting value for UK higher education. Chris Banks, Chairman of the Board, QAA Douglas Blackstock, Chief Executive, QAA

Our Mission To safeguard standards and improve the quality of UK higher education wherever it is delivered around the world Our Vision World leading and independently assured UK higher education Our Values Collaboration Innovation Expertise Accountability Integrity

BY 2020 QAA WILL BE RECOGNISED AND VALUED BY STUDENT BODIES, INSTITUTIONS AND GOVERNMENTS AS The expert independent quality body supporting a diverse system of co-regulation of UK higher education. Delivering valued services that provide assurance and drive quality enhancement. Using our international reputation and partnerships to benefit UK higher education.

AIM 1: THE EXPERT INDEPENDENT QUALITY BODY SUPPORTING A DIVERSE SYSTEM OF CO-REGULATION OF UK HIGHER EDUCATION Securing and undertaking quality assurance in Wales Ensuring that QAA Scotland s enhancement-led approach delivers for, and has greater impact beyond, Scotland WE AIM TO ACHIEVE THIS BY Playing a key role in the design and implementation of the regulatory and quality system in England and Northern Ireland

QAA is the designated quality body operating an effective quality assessment system for England and Northern Ireland QAA has a leading role in higher education quality assurance in each nation of the UK, ensuring comparability and the shared benefits of UK-wide approaches The benefits from enhancement-led and risk-based approaches are recognised and valued by providers SUCCESS CRITERIA

AIM 2: DELIVERING VALUED SERVICES THAT PROVIDE ASSURANCE AND DRIVE QUALITY ENHANCEMENT Being a trusted source of advice and guidance for UK higher education providers and UK governments Contributing to improvements in the student learning experience WE AIM TO ACHIEVE THIS BY Developing and delivering innovative activities and services which meet subscriber needs

QAA has a clear, supported package of products and services QAA s views and advice are sought as a trusted expert The UK Quality Code and its component parts remain current in the context of changing policy across the UK Analysis and insight from our work provides evidence that drives improvement and change SUCCESS CRITERIA

AIM 3: USING OUR INTERNATIONAL REPUTATION AND PARTNERSHIPS TO BENEFIT UK HIGHER EDUCATION Providing targeted intelligence that supports the UK sector internationally Working with international partners to seek improvements in the regulatory framework for UK TNE provision WE AIM TO ACHIEVE THIS BY Securing demand for International Quality Reviews and other services which endorse QAA as a highly respected authority

Recognition that QAA s work actively facilitates UK transnational education Continued growth in demand for QAA s paid-for services Reports and analysis on quality topics are valued and maintain QAA as a thought leader QAA achieves a successful ENQA review in 2017-18 and retains its place on the European Quality Assurance Register SUCCESS CRITERIA

EXPERTISE INNOVATION OUR VALUES COLLABORATION ACCOUNTABILITY INTEGRITY

Expertise Innovation QAA... provides expert advice to the governments of the UK uses its expertise to strengthen quality assurance internationally uses its knowledge and expertise to benefit providers, students and stakeholders. QAA... delivers innovative new approaches, services and valuable events to enhance practice and support providers is innovatively reviewing our internal systems and processes to deliver cost effective quality services. EXPERTISE INNOVATION COLLABORATION ACCOUNTABILITY INTEGRITY EXPERTISE INNOVATION COLLABORATION ACCOUNTABILITY INTEGRITY

Collaboration Accountability QAA... has a Board which embodies co-regulation, representing broad student, provider and stakeholder interests - collaborating to lead QAA works with regulators, sector agencies and professional bodies, collaborating for the benefit of the sector QAA... is accountable to our stakeholders through our governance structures has complaints and appeals processes in place to ensure we are held accountable for our decisions. works in collaboration with students and student organisations to engage students and enhance the student learning experience collaboratively supports the distinctive requirements of the UK s home nations. EXPERTISE INNOVATION COLLABORATION ACCOUNTABILITY INTEGRITY EXPERTISE INNOVATION COLLABORATION ACCOUNTABILITY INTEGRITY

Integrity QAA... has integrity and, as a registered charity, acts in the interests of the public and its beneficiaries Underpinning these aims are the resourcing strategies to ensure QAA remains financially sustainable and is able to deliver our aims, remaining true to our values. is fair and transparent in its operations, acting with integrity at all times. EXPERTISE INNOVATION COLLABORATION ACCOUNTABILITY INTEGRITY

QAA1851- May 17 The Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education 2017 Southgate House, Southgate Street, Gloucester GL1 1UB Registered charity numbers 1062746 and SC037786 Tel: 01452 557050 Web: www.qaa.ac.uk