Analysis of Impact Factors of the Quality Accreditation on Design and Improvement Curriculum in the University

Nguyen Duc Hanh, Pham Van Thuan and Vu Quynh Loan

Review of European Studies, 2022, vol. 13, issue 4, 1

Abstract: Studies here are the to determine effects of the quality accreditation to a training program on aim, teaching method, test and assessment methods and content, outcomes to students. Consider the fields and the professions, skills and attitudes that the curriculum must address to support graduate outcomes for students. Analyze the challenges for higher education leaders to appropriate industry requirements and the effects on faculty perceptions and capacity to design a transformative educational program for students. Comparing the difference between a curriculum only has concentrated on meeting requirements and follows quality accreditation standards with a curriculum focus to experiment for students. A case study for universities in Australia and Vietnam have been considered, compared and recommended.

Date: 2022
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