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The seminar brought together various stakeholders from higher education and business to discuss the role of micro-credentials in today's educational ecosystems and broader society.

The seminar fostered constructive dialogue between all relevant stakeholders, highlighting that the successful future of micro-credentials requires a coordinated European approach to quality, which must also be based on institutional practices and partnerships with the external environment.

The seminar featured presentations by:

Simon Roy, Head of Higher Education Policy Directorate for Education and Skills OECD

Maria Kelo, Director of Institutional Development at the European University Association (EUA)

Aleksandar Šušnjar, Director of the European Quality Assurance Register for Higher Education

Bieke Morlion, Team Leader for Alumni and Lifelong Learning at Ghent University

Asst. Prof. Dr. Jana Arbeiter and Prof. Dr. Andrej Kos, Chair and Vice chair of the Programme Committee for Micro-Credentials at the University of Ljubljana

Marjana Majerič, MSc, Executive Director for Strategic development & Internationalization at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Slovenia

Dr. Darja Ferčej Temeljotov, Strategic Programs Advisor at Lek Pharmaceuticals, spoke at the seminar about cooperation with the Faculty of Biotechnology. They also prepared a video presentation, in which they presented the small volume learning and training course and experiences. Their presentation is available here.

We invite you to view the presentations of the other individual speakers:

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The project is co-financed by the Republic of Slovenia, the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation and the European Union - NextGenerationEU.

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  • Načrt za okrevanje in odpornost
  • Financira Evropska unija (NextGenerationEU) (en)
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