Sentence examples for process of accrediting from inspiring English sources

When choosing a masters, it's worth reading behind the course title, says Gini Stirling, an associate at the sector skills council Creative Skillset, which is currently in the process of accrediting undergraduate fashion degrees.

Perhaps to the chagrin of accrediting bodies, MOOCs are getting more adventurous at finding pathways into the degree process and around existing accreditation hurdles.

Any joint arrangements "would come within the purview of accrediting organizations" that review the home campus, she said.

Díaz – who was previously in charge of accrediting private universities – is now imprisoned and suspected of bribery and coercion.

The case has brought into sharp focus the whole business of accrediting war correspondents and embedding journalists with operational units.

But there have been steps towards ways of accrediting and verifying the work carried out by online students.

Mid-term and end of term formal feedback by supervisors is a general requisite of accrediting postgraduate councils [ 7].

Schuster also emphasizes that the PPM degree is not yet accredited, although KGI has begun the process of gaining it accreditation through the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, one of the nation's six regional higher-education accrediting authorities.

The ACCREDIT research collaboration engages and uses the skills and experience of a diverse range of academics, accrediting agency personnel and policy makers.

The Accreditation Collaborative for the Conduct of Research, Evaluation and Designated Investigations through Teamwork-Current Accreditation Processes (ACCREDIT-CAP) project is designed to address key gaps in the literature by evaluating the current processes of three accreditation programmes used across Australian acute, primary and aged care services.

A broad range of external accrediting bodies, mostly for the professions, impose specific sets of requirements.