Lecture № 17 The quality assurance in higher
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Description: Lecture 17 The quality assurance in higher education the experience of the French Republic Contents of the lecture reflects only the authors view the Education Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency and the European Commission are
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Lecture № 17 The quality assurance in higher education: the experience of the French Republic Contents of the lecture reflects only the author's view, the Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency and the European Commission are not responsible for any use that may be made of the information it contains. Legal principles of quality assurance in the French Republic. The procedure for internal quality assurance of higher education in the French Republic. The procedure for external quality assurance of higher education in the French Republic. The activities of Quality Assurance Agencies in the French Republic. The system of the quality assurance management of higher education in the French Republic. Plan General characteristics France, the official name French Republic (La France, République française) is a state in western Europe, a republic bordered by the north-east with Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany, east of Germany, Switzerland, southwest with Spain and Andorra, on southeast with Italy and Monaco in the south is washed by the Mediterranean Sea, in the west - by the Atlantic Ocean. The area (along with Corsica) is 543 965 km². The capital and the largest city are Paris. Overseas territories: The name France comes from Latin. Francia - Land of francs. The name of the territory of France before the arrival of the Franks - Gaul - from the Celtic gull tribe. Symbolics: National holiday - July 14 - Bastille Day (1789). Anthem of France - the song "Marseilles", which was written in Strasbourg in 1792, and on July 14, it was proclaimed the national anthem. The country's motto is three well-known words: "Freedom, Equality, Fraternity" (Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité). The flag of France is blue-white-red. White is the symbol of royal power, and blue and red are the colors of the cemetery of the National Guard of Paris. Guadeloupe Saint Barthélemy Saint-Martin, French Guiana Martinique Mayotte Reunion, Saint Pierre and Miquelon South and Antarctic Territories New Caledonia French Polynesia Wally and Futuna. External relations Economy France is a highly industrialized and agrarian country. By size of GDP and volume of industrial production, France occupies one of the leading places in the western world (with the USA, Germany, Great Britain, etc.). The leading industry is mechanical engineering. Developed automotive, shipbuilding, tractor and aircraft engineering, electro-technical and radio-electronic industries, as well as chemical (production of soda, fertilizers, chemical fibers, plastics), oil refining and petrochemical industry. The main seaports are Marseille, Le Havre,
