1. The Bologna Process: Where to from Here? 2010 AIEA Conference  February 14-17, 2010  Washington, DC

2. Principal Future Challenges to Implementation of Bologna Process Reforms: European & U.S. Perspectives John H. Yopp Associate Provost for Educational Partnerships & International Affairs University of Kentucky 2010 AIEA Conference “Internationalizing Higher Education: Essential to Our Future” J.W. Marriott Washington, DC February 14-17, 2010 Session The Bologna Process: Where to From Here? February 16, 1:45pm-3:00pm

8. QF-EHEA/EQF-LLL (Reference System) European level National level Programme level Compatibility, certified Implementation Subsumption, quality-assured Planning and execution Recognition National Qualifications framework n Specific Programme x n Comparability Specific Programme x 1 Country 1 National Qualifications framework 1 Country n Programme-related Specific assessment process Kohler (2008) AIEA 2010 Conference

25. Paths to Convergence: Euro Qualifications Frameworks and Tuning, and U.S. Accountability Clifford Adelman, Institute for Higher Education Policy, Feb. 16, 2010

27. Over the past 2-3 years, the principal learning for the U.S. has come from the Bologna Process While that learning is still at the margins, it grows every month, and has subtly influenced the way we think about accountability.

28. The core of learning from Bologna Qualifications Frameworks (QFs) and “Tuning” One for degrees; one for disciplines. And neither really started under Bologna.

43. 2010 AIEA Conference Responses to the Bologna Process within the broader Australian context Professor John Dewar Provost University of Melbourne

49. Australian Higher Education Graduation Statement – Example

50. Australian Higher Education Graduation Statement – Example