On the one hand, system accreditation offers a standardized, comparable framework that can be easily organized by the administrative department, within which degree programs can be evaluated and renewed more easily than in program accreditation. On the other hand, it enables the university of Applied Sciences to establish a process on its own
The SQL sees itself as an interdisciplinary advisory body whose purpose is to continuously optimize accreditation procedures and assist degree programs and departments in these processes—both in terms of critical self-assessment and in identifying and implementing measures for improvement. Commissioned by the Senate, the SQL discusses the resul
What role does the Senate Committee for Quality and Teaching (SQL) at Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences play in the (re-)accreditation of degree programs?
