Brief organisational background
The British Council creates international opportunities for the people of the UK and other countries and builds trust between them worldwide. We call this work cultural relations.
We work in over 100 countries, connecting millions of people with the United Kingdom through programmes and services in the English language, the Arts, Education and Society. We believe these are the most effective means of engaging with others, and we have been doing this work since 1934.
Our work in English aims to bring high quality language materials to every learner and teacher who wants them. In Education and Society, we help in transforming national education systems, builds more inclusive and open societies and increases young people’s opportunities. In Arts, we involve the very best British and international artistic talent. We help increase audiences for international work in the UK and for UK work globally. We bring artists together and support the development of skills and policy in the arts and creative industries.
In these ways, the British Council builds links between UK people and institutions and those around the world, helping to create trust and lay foundations for prosperity and security around the world.
Overview of role in project
The British Council leads the SHARE Programme and contributes €175,000 to the SHARE Extension. The British Council will convene and lead policy dialogues around themes central to the result areas of the SHARE Programme, working with partners and ASEAN beneficiaries on supporting the transfer of ownership and sustainability of the SHARE Programme's outcomes to the ASEAN Community. Other themes will emerge from our partner activities and stakeholder management, which will be explored through Policy dialogues as appropriate. British Council will also ensure the visibility of the programme results to a wider audience presenting evidence-based results and impacts delivered by the SHARE programme across all result areas.
Hugh Moffatt
Senior Responsible Owner (SRO)
Darren McDermott
Team Leader
Axelle Basselet
Senior Programme Manager
Uni Prayuti
Programme Manager
Reza Nugraha
Senior Communications & Visibility Officer
Uji Pandjaitan
Senior Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Officer
Buyung Sudrajat
Senior Programme Officer
Ingge Helena
Programme Officer
Vacant
Finance Manager
Swe Zin Aye
Finance Coordinator
Brief organisational background
Since its foundation in 1925, around two million scholars in Germany and abroad have received DAAD funding. The DAAD is a registered association and its members are German institutions of higher education and student bodies. Its activities go far beyond simply awarding grants and scholarships. The DAAD supports the internationalisation of German universities, promotes German studies and the German language abroad, assists developing countries in establishing effective universities and advises decision makers on matters of cultural, education and development policy.
The DAAD relies on a network of Regional Offices, Information Centres, and Information Points in more than 60 countries, approximately 500 “Lektors” and language assistants, 20 Centres of German and European Studies, 32 German-language degree programmes in Central and Eastern Europe, a diverse range of DAAD-funded university projects abroad, ranging from individual courses to establishing new universities, and a pool of 402,000 alumni. It is this network which provides the DAAD with a comprehensive view of the political, economic, social and higher-educational circumstances in each respective country.
Overview of role in project
Coordinated by the DAAD and ENQA, Result Area 2 (Qualifications Framework & Quality Assurance) aims at strengthening and disseminating the ASEAN Qualifications Reference Framework (AQRF) and the ASEAN Quality Assurance Framework (AQAF), including supporting the work of related External Quality Assurance Agencies (EQAAs) with a focus on higher education.
Within the frame of bi-regional dialogue and mutual exchange, European partners share their experiences and good practices from the Bologna Process with partners and stakeholders from ASEAN, building on the work already underway across the ASEAN region, especially on the achievements by the AQRF Committee and the ASEAN Quality Assurance Network (AQAN).
In order to strengthen ASEAN cooperation in the field of quality assurance and qualification frameworks, the following specific objectives are put forward under Result Area 2 of the EU SHARE project:
A – ASEAN Qualification Reference Framework (QF)
- research on and potential piloting of an online training course on Outcome-Based Education for Higher Education Institutions (HEIs);
- research on the linkages between graduate employability and student mobility;
- assist the dissemination of learning outcomes at HEIs to support AQRF referencing
B – ASEAN Quality Assurance (QA)
- further development of the AQAF and its guidelines
- strengthening the AQAN Secretariat and the capacity of member agencies to conduct reviews
- capacity enhancement for staff of Quality Assurance Agencies and reviewers
Brief organisational background
Nuffic is the expertise and service centre for internationalisation in Dutch education. From primary and secondary education to vocational training and higher education and research.
From its headquarters in The Hague and eleven offices worldwide, Nuffic pursues its mission of internationalising education. As an expert, a service provider, a knowledge centre and as a model for the internationalisation of education.
It is Nuffic’s ambition to help ensure that all pupils and students have the opportunity to acquire international competencies, whether at home or abroad. This will prepare them for the society and labour market of the future and ensure that they are ready to tackle the global challenges of our time.
After all, international problems require international solutions. Economic, political or social tensions do not stop at national borders. The changes that the world is experiencing as a result not only of globalisation, but also of digitalisation, require significant changes to education.
Overview of role in project
During the SHARE Extension (2021-2022), Nuffic is responsible for Result Area 3. Nuffic will continue to test the impact of SHARE’s work on CTS, through “mobility with scholarships.” Central to the scholarship programme will be the overall student experience in receiving credits for the course work done abroad and the possibility to use these credits towards their degree in their home university. The scholarships will facilitate a maximum of two batches of intra-ASEAN mobility.
The mobility with scholarships within SHARE will provide direct feedback for further progress in CTS to develop continuous improvements. The knowledge gathered in that process, will in turn also benefit SHARE’s work in Quality Assurance and Quality Frameworks.
Peter van Tuijl
Programme Director
Arief Maulana
Programme Manager
Indy Hardono
Senior Scholarship Coordinator
Ajanti
Scholarship Alumni & Public Outreach Officer
Meliani Kurniawati
Scholarship Capacity Building & Monitoring Officer
Ika Wulandari
Scholarship Credit Transfer System & Mobility Platform Officer
Louis Manurung
Finance & Administration Manager
Uswa Alhamid
Finance & Administration Officer
Brief organisational background
The European Association for Quality Assurance in Higher Education (ENQA) is an umbrella organisation which represents its members at the European level and internationally, especially in political decision-making processes and in co-operations with stakeholder organisations.
The Association aims to maintain and enhance the quality of European higher education at a high level, and to act as a major driving force for the development of quality assurance across all the Bologna signatory countries.
ENQA contributes to this goal especially by promoting European co-operation in the field of quality assurance in higher education and disseminating information and expertise among its members and towards stakeholders in order to develop and share good practice and to foster the European dimension of quality assurance.
Overview of role in project
ENQA’s role in the project is to engage in activities related to Result Area 2: Qualifications Frameworks and Quality Assurance. More specifically, ENQA will engage in strategic policy advice to AQAN (together with DAAD), provide capacity building and staff training for AQAN (in cooperation with DAAD), contribute to the external review process of four QA agencies, with AQAN Secretariat staff in the lead role for coordination and implementation, organise two consultancy visits on EQA development, deliver a follow-up seminar (or online seminar) to agencies in the Philippines (PAASCU), Indonesia (BANPT), Malaysia (MQA) and Thailand (ONESQA), and engage in other QA related activities in SHARE extension.
Maria Kelo
Programme Manager
Goran Dakovic
Programme Officer
Anaïs Gourdin
Finance Manager
Anthony Jasper
Administrative Officer
