Accreditation and Quality Assurance Toolkit: Wales

When launching new programmes or reviewing or making changes to existing ones, you’ll need to go through your own institution’s internal validation process (your Registry or similar function will be able to advise on this), as well as considering the Quality Assurance Agency’s subject benchmarks. You’ll also need to consider whether you wish to have the programme accredited by the appropriate professional institution.

QAA works closely with a range of organisations in Wales to ensure that academic quality and standards are maintained in Welsh institutions.

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