Members
There are three different categories of members of the EQAR Association:
- Founding Members;
- Social Partner Members;
- Governmental Members.
Membership is not to be confused with being listed on the Register: a quality assurance agency that has evidenced its compliance with the European Standards and Guidelines and has successfully applied for inclusion will not be an association member.
The Founding Members are the E4 Group, the four organisations that have founded EQAR following the mandate given by European ministers of higher education.
The consultative members of the Bologna Follow-Up Group (BFUG) that represent the interests of employers or employees can become Social Partner Members.
All signatory countries of the Bologna Process, as well as the intergovernmental organisations involved consultatively in the Bologna Process, can become Governmental Members of the association. See Becoming a Governmental Member for details on how your ministry can apply for membership.
Founding Members
- ENQA, European Association for Quality Assurance in Higher Education, Helsinki
- ESU, European Students' Union, formerly ESIB, Brussels
- EUA, European University Association, Brussels
- EURASHE, European Association of Institutions in Higher Education, Brussels
Social Partner Members
- BUSINESSEUROPE, Brussels
- Education International, Brussels
Governmental Members
- Albania
Ministry of Education and Sports - Armenia
Ministry of Education and Science - Austria
Federal Ministry of Science and Research - Azerbaijan
Ministry of Education - Belgium (Flemish community)
Flemish Department of Education and Training - Belgium (French community)
Direction générale de l'Enseignement non obligatoire et de la Recherche scientifique - Bosnia and Herzegovina
Ministry of Civil Affairs - Bulgaria
Ministry of Education and Science - Croatia
Ministry of Science Education and Sports - Cyprus
Ministry of Education and Culture - Czech Republic
Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports - Denmark
Danish University and Property Agency / Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation - Estonia
Ministry of Education and Research - Finland
Ministry of Education and Culture - France
Ministry of Higher Education and Research - Georgia
Ministry of Education and Science - Germany
Federal Ministry of Education and Research / Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs of the Länder in the Federal Republic of Germany - Greece
Ministry of Education, Research and Religious Affairs - Ireland
Department of Education and Science - Kazakhstan
Ministry of Education and Science - Latvia
Ministry of Education and Science - Liechtenstein
Office of Education - Lithuania
Ministry of Education and Science - Luxembourg
Ministry of Culture, Higher Education and Research - Malta
Ministry of Education, Youth and Employment - Moldova
Ministry of Education - Montenegro
Ministry of Education and Sports - the Netherlands
Ministry of Education, Culture and Science - Norway
Ministry of Education and Research - Poland
Ministry of Science and Higher Education - Portugal
Ministry of Science, Technology and Higher Education - Romania
Ministry of Education, Research and Youth - Slovenia
Ministry of Education, Science and Sport - Spain
Ministry of Education and Science - Switzerland
State Secretariat for Education and Research - "the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia"
Ministry of Education and Science - Turkey
The Council of Higher Education - Ukraine
Ministry of Education and Science - United Kingdom
Department for Business Innovation and Skills / Scottish Government / Welsh Government / Department of Education Northern Ireland