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Internal Quality Assurance System

Internal Quality Assurance System

The quality assurance evident in EAE's Internal Quality Assurance System (SAIC) stems from our school's commitment to social responsibility, aware of the context of globalisation of the labour and university markets in which it participates.

In this context, EAE and its SAIC aspire to a governance model that responds with guarantees to the challenge of accountability, transparency and quality without reservations and in a rigorous manner.

The essence of our mission involves formulating our own way of caring for students, which is completed not only through a relationship of services and commitments that we make to them, but above all through the development of an attitude focused on quality and continuous improvement as an institutional commitment based on a dedication to the transparency of the public service we provide

The purpose of the quality manual is to present EAE's Internal Quality Assurance System, designed in accordance with the AUDIT Programme evaluation model, which is, in turn, aligned with the criteria and guidelines for quality assurance in the European Higher Education Area (EHEA).

EAE's Internal Quality Assurance System establishes how the Centre improves the quality of its degrees, their planning and development and the learning outcomes, as well as that of its teaching and research staff and its administration and services staff.

The different chapters of the quality manual refer to the procedures that describe in greater detail the mechanisms EAE has in place to guarantee the quality of its training programmes. 

EAE's Internal Quality Assurance System (SAIC) has been designed by distinguishing strategic processes from support processes and key processes, with the aim of facilitating the analysis of results, the design of the educational offering and the review of its development, as well as facilitating the introduction of the necessary changes within a cycle of continuous improvement. 

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The School's SAIC process map is shown in greater detail below:

The processes arising from EAE's Internal Quality Assurance System for its university degrees are:

PGC01-Definition and review of the Quality Policy and Objectives

PGC02-Design, Implementation and Quality Assurance of Training Programmes

PGC03-Entry profile and student recruitment

PGC04-Access, admission and enrolment

PGC05-Welcome, support and guidance for new students

PGC06-Teaching development

PGC07-Complementary academic activities

PGC08-External placements

PGC09-Mobility management

PGC10-Tutorial action plan

PGC11-Management of teaching and research staff and administration and services staff

PGC12-Management and improvement of resources and services

PGC13-Public information and transparency

PGC14-Collection, analysis and evaluation of results

PGC15-Management of non-conformities, corrective and preventive actions

PGC16-Document and record control

PGC17-Internal audits

Further information:

EAE makes available to all interested parties the results arising from the application of its Internal Quality Assurance System.

EAE ANNUAL REPORT

Every year EAE produces a report that gathers, in the form of an annual report, the most relevant events that have taken place at EAE Business School. This report not only presents the data corresponding to academic activity, but also includes data on the main milestones achieved by the School over the past year, the activities organised, the research carried out, the employability of our students and even allows readers to get to know part of our faculty.

EAE adopts academic regulations, as well as the policies and regulations in this and other areas, in alignment with the regulations, policies and regulations of the universities to which it is affiliated. The School's own regulations therefore aim to develop and adapt its needs to the regulations of the university to which it is affiliated.

The School's own regulations apply with priority over the regulations of the university to which it is affiliated, with the latter applying where a given matter is not regulated by the School itself.

REGULATIONS APPLICABLE TO THE BARCELONA CAMPUS

Regulations of the affiliated university, UPC:

REGULATIONS APPLICABLE TO THE MADRID CAMPUS

STATE LEGISLATION

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