Dzirnavu Street 16/k2, Riga, Latvia
International conference “Automatic recognition: potential and challenges”
March 21, 2016, Riga
International conference was organised by the Academic Information Centre – Latvian ENIC/NARIC office (project coordinator) in cooperation with Archimedes Foundation – Estonian ENIC/NARIC office and Center for Quality Assurance in Higher Education (SKVC) – Lithuanian ENIC/NARIC office.
Aim of the conference was to inform about the results of the AURBELL project and to encourage debate on foreign automatic recognition of qualifications in the Baltic States.
Presentations
Gunta Kinta, Academic Information Centre (Latvia)
AURBELL: results and conclusions of the project
Axel Aerden, Accreditation Organisation of the Netherlands and Flanders
Automatic recognition between Benelux countries: lessons learnt
Margaret Waters, European Commission
Experience of EHEA Pathfinder Group on Automatic Recognition
Group A. Different interpretations of concept of automatic recognition:
Solvita Siliņa, Academic Information Centre (Latvia)
Automatic recognition under directive 2005/36/EC
Olga Molovtseva, Main State Center for Education Evaluation (Russia)
Automatic recognition in Russia
Group B. Qualifications subjected to automatic recognition:
Carita Blomqvist, Finnish National Board of Education
Automatic recognition: Qualifications in broader context
Kristina Sutkutė, Centre for Quality Assessment in Higher Education (SKVC, Lithuania)
Qualifications Subject to Automatic Recognition
Danutė Rasimavičienė, Vilniaus Kolegija/University of Applied Sciences (Lithuania)
PHE in Lithuania
Linda Upīte, Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Latvia
Qualifications not subjected to automatic recognition
Group C. Automatic recognition: challenges and obstacles:
Gunnar Vaht, Archimedes Foundation (Estonia)
Automatic recognition: challenges and obstacles
Kadri-Ann Matson, Tallinn University of Technology (Estonia)
Tallinn University of Technology
