Annex III — Recognised institutions and recognised programmes in relation to Bachelor’s or Master’s degrees Verdrag betreffende de automatische erkenning van diploma’s in het hoger onderwijs
Recognised institutions and recognised programmes in relation to Bachelor’s or Master’s degrees
For the purposes of the automatic recognition of Bachelor’s or Master’s degrees, Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees awarded by the following recognised higher education institutions and pertaining to the following recognised programmes shall be covered:
1. For the Flemish Community of Belgium:
– The Higher Education Register of Flanders (“Hogeronderwijsregister”)
1) This register is published in Dutch on www.hogeronderwijsregister.be and in English on www.highereducation.be.
is an official register listing all the recognised (accredited) higher education programmes offered by all the recognised (public and private registered) higher education institutions.
It also includes the recognised (accredited) higher education programmes offered by all the recognised (public and private registered) higher education institutions in the past, for instance in the academic year 2008-2009.
2. For the French Community of Belgium:
– See the legal act named “Décret du 7 novembre 2013 définissant le paysage de l’enseignement supérieur et l’organisation académique des études” and the official registers named “Cadastre des établissements d’enseignement supérieur reconnus par la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles”
2) This register is published on www.enseignement.be.
and www.mesetudes.be.
3. For the German-speaking Community of Belgium:
– The higher education institution named “Autonome Hochschule in der Deutschsprachigen Gemeinschaft” and the Bachelor programmes referred to in the legal act named “Dekret vom 27. Juni 2005 zur Schaffung einer autonomen Hochschule”.
4. For the Republic of Estonia:
– A complete list of all recognised higher education institutions providing Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees and programmes is available on www.archimedes.ee/enic (a website of the Estonian ENIC/NARIC).
5. For the Republic of Latvia:
– As regards accredited higher education institutions in the Republic of Latvia, information is available on the website of the Quality Agency for Higher Education or on the e-platform for Assessment of Higher Education Institutions, Accreditation of Study Directions and Licensing of Study Programmes
3) See http://eplatforma.aika.lv.
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– Information about accreditations by Study Directions until 2019 (including study programmes) is available at the Register of Study Directions
4) See http://eplatforma.aika.lv.
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Information about qualifications until 2012 is available on www.aiknc.lv.
6. For the Republic of Lithuania:
– A complete list of all recognised higher education institutions providing Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees and programmes is available on AIKOS – an open information, counselling, and guidance system providing information based on databases and registers
5) See www.aikos.smm.lt.
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7. For the Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg:
– Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees awarded by the University of Luxembourg (“Université du Luxembourg”) are recognised by law;
– Accredited private higher education institutions and their programs: see the list drawn up by the Ministry of Higher Education and Research of the Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg
6) See http://www.mesr.public.lu/enssup/Accreditations/191211_list-of-recognised_accred_HE-programmesLUX.pdf.
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8. For the Kingdom of the Netherlands:
– See the official register named “Centraal Register Opleidingen Hoger Onderwijs (CROHO)”
7) See https://duo.nl/zakelijk/hoger-onderwijs/studentenadministratie/opleidingsgegevens-in-croho/raadplegen-en-downloaden.jsp.
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- Regeling
- Verdrag betreffende de automatische erkenning van diploma’s in het hoger onderwijs
- Soort
- Verdrag
- Geldend vanaf
- 01-05-2024
- BWB-id
- BWBV0006932
- Versie
- 2024-05-01_0