FHEQ definition

FHEQ means the Framework for Higher Education Qualifications in England, Wales and Northern Ireland published by the Quality Assurance Agency;
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FHEQ means Framework for Higher Education Qualifications Framework in the regulated qualifications in England, Wales and Northern Ireland;
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FHEQ is the Framework for Higher Education Qualifications
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Examples of FHEQ in a sentence

  • In addition, the final column in the table (FHEQ) shows the ‘equivalent’ qualifications commonly being developed and delivered in the University sector.

  • The FHEQ levels are as follows: FHEQ level 3 = Foundation or pre-undergraduate study FHEQ level 4 = 1st year of undergraduate study (Certificate of Higher Education) FHEQ level 5 = 2nd year of undergraduate study (Diploma of Higher Education) FHEQ level 6 = 3rd year of undergraduate study (Bachelor’s Degree) FHEQ level 7 = 4th year of an Integrated Master’s degree Withdrawal The process of terminating your registration as a student.

  • FHEQ The Frameworks for Higher Education Qualifications (FHEQs) of Degree- Awarding Bodies in England, Wales and Northern Ireland are national frameworks setting out the requirements for qualifications at each level.

  • The Foundation Degrees incorporate a validated foundation year at FHEQ level 3 to support recruitment of non-standard entry students.

  • The programme is a series of workshops, aimed at FHEQ level 4 undergraduate students which, although open to all students, sensitively targets students from under-represented groups in order to explore important transitional issues such as their new student identity, self-efficacy and resilience, and how to access networks and support.

  • The University follows the Quality Assurance Agency’s (QAA) Framework for Higher Education Qualifications in England, Wales and Northern Ireland (FHEQ) in assigning its levels of study, these are as follows: FHEQ Level 4 – undergraduate programme Year One FHEQ Level 5 – undergraduate programme Year Two FHEQ Level 6 – undergraduate programme Year Three FHEQ Level 7 – undergraduate programme Year Four (e.g. MEng) and taught postgraduate programmes Each level corresponds to a year’s full time study.

  • Where a module does not form part of a FHEQ award (60 credits or more), a Module Leader Review Sheet must be completed and submitted to AQSC by 31st October each year.

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