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Our Accreditation.
Your Quality Guarantee.
The most important proof of quality for a university and its programmes are state recognition and accreditation.
Read more about the accreditations of the University of Europe for Applied Sciences here.
Accreditation
The criteria for granting accreditation to study programmes are fixed and objective. This helps anyone interested in studying at a (German) university to classify the quality of teaching and education of a certain institution.
System accreditation by the Accreditation Council
The team of experts praised the university's quality management system: "The University of Europe for Applied Sciences has established a comprehensive and convincing quality management system and has demonstrated its effectiveness ... demonstrated." The evaluation team also emphasized that the quality management system is based on a strong dialogical approach and that the direct connection to the rectorate ensures a high visibility and a high value of the quality culture within the university.
Internal programme accreditation by the Quality Advisory Board
This team consists of at least three external experts from academia and business as well as one external student and internal staff members from the Rectorate's staff unit who are in charge of the internal programme accreditation procedures. The team examines the structure and content of each study programme on the basis of legally regulated criteria as well as the university's own criteria.
After the internal programme accreditation, the accreditation documents are forwarded to the Ministry of Science, Research and Culture in Brandenburg. After the documents have been checked, the Ministry extends the state approval for the accredited programme. Afterwards, the programme's accreditation report is deposited with the Accreditation Council. Our accredited programmes can be viewed on the Homepages of the Accreditation Council.
Programme Accreditation
Accredited by FIBAA
All study programmes of the University of Europe for Applied Sciences have been successfully accredited and re-accredited in the first procedure and thus additionally have the FIBAA quality seal for programmes.
What exactly is accreditation?
The accreditation of educational institutions is a process of quality assurance, the purpose being to establish whether a university’s education and research activities meet the recognized academic standards. The main aim of institutional accreditation is therefore to assure the academic performance of a university. This also includes the institution’s own system of quality control. In addition, accreditation protects students as well as employers that hire graduates.