PROGRAMME STANDARDS: ART AND DESIGN - MQA
PROGRAMME STANDARDS: ART AND DESIGN - MQA
PROGRAMME STANDARDS: ART AND DESIGN - MQA
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INTRODUCTION<br />
[<strong>PROGRAMME</strong> <strong>ST<strong>AND</strong>ARDS</strong>: <strong>ART</strong> <strong>AND</strong> <strong>DESIGN</strong>] 2012<br />
1. Development and implementation of the Programme Standards in Art<br />
and Design<br />
This Programme Standards is a reference document for all Higher Education<br />
Providers (HEPs) that provide Art and Design Programmes in order to assure the<br />
quality of their programmes. This document encompasses nine Quality Assurances<br />
areas as stated in the Code of Practice for Programme Accreditation (COPPA) and<br />
has been elaborated into more specific requirements according to the needs of the<br />
programme. It is subdivided into ten components as follows:<br />
i. Programme Aims<br />
ii. Learning Outcomes<br />
iii. Curriculum Design and Delivery<br />
iv. Student Assessment<br />
v. Student Selection<br />
vi. Academic Staff<br />
vii. Educational Resources<br />
viii. Programme Monitoring and Review<br />
ix. Leadership, Governance and Administration<br />
x. Continual Quality Improvement (CQI)<br />
As a whole, the Programme Standards for Art and Design document describes<br />
the different levels of standards leading to the award of individual qualifications,<br />
namely Certificate (Malaysian Qualifications Framework MQF Level 3), Diploma<br />
(MQF Level 4), Bachelor‟s Degree (MQF Level 6), Master‟s Degree (MQF Level 7)<br />
and Doctoral Degree (MQF Level 8).<br />
These standards are designed to encourage diversity of approach within a<br />
framework that is compatible with the national human resource requirements and the<br />
socio-economic needs. They cannot be seen as a syllabus and no form of<br />
prescription is intended in the amount of time devoted to each component or in the<br />
order in which the material is presented. HEP are expected to combine, teach and<br />
assess the subject creatively. The Programme Standards document provides<br />
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