MicroHE
The project aims to provide the most comprehensive policy analysis yet conducted of the impact of modularisation, unbundling and micro-credentialing in European Higher Education.
| Project title: | MicroHE – Support Future Learning Excellence through Micro-Credentialing in Higher Education |
| Project No.: | 590161-EPP-1-2017-DE-EPPKA3-PI-Forward |
| Project web page: | https://microcredentials.eu/ |
| Project coordinator: | Cooperative State University Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany |
| Contact person at VMU: | A.Volungeviciene airina.volungeviciene@vdu.lt |
| Project run: | 36 moths (December 2017 – November 2020) |
Partners:
- Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
- European Distance and E-Learning Network, United Kingdom
- Institut Jozef Stefan, Slovenia
- Tampere University of Technology, Finland
- Knowledge Innovation Centre, Malta
- Fondazione Politecnico di Milano, Italy
- Knowledge 4 All Foundation, United Kingdom
Project activities:
- Gathering the state of the art in micro-credentialing in European Higher Education today, by organizing the first European survey on micro-credentials in HE, surveying at least 70 institutions across the continent, with the aim of understanding the current level of provision, the types of micro-credentials offered and future trends in provision of micro-credentials.
- Forecasting the impacts of continued modularisation of Higher Education on HE Institutions by using forward-scanning techniques, specifically through the use of DELPHI methodology.
- Examining the adequacy of European recognition instruments for micro-credentials, in particular ECTS, the diploma supplement and qualification frameworks.
- Proposing a ‘credit supplement’ to give detailed information about micro-credentials in a way compatible with ECTS, the diploma supplement and qualification frameworks.
- Proposing a meta-data standard and developing an online clearinghouse to facilitate recognition, transfer and portability of micro-credentials in Europe.
