Introducing Working Groups
Many activities of the organisation take place within the working groups of the network. These working groups are established by either curriculum area or by special interest. The HED prefix refers to one of the Qualifications validated by the Network - The Higher European Diploma (HED). Students studying in an approved programme who satisfy the assessment requirements of the specific certificate/diploma are award a Businet HEC/HED qualification.
The activities of these groups involve managing teacher and student exchanges, the conferment of Higher European Diplomas and Certificates, the organisation of intensive programmes bringing students from across Europe together, and the accessing of opportunities provided by European funding mechanisms.
To view more information about the curriculum groups, and to find out the main group contact, click the links below
Additionally there are three special interest groups:
IRM - International Relations Managers
The International Relations Managers working group brings together people responsible for managing international activities of their institutions. It allows for the sharing of good practice and networking. It examines new developments in the EU and the funding mechanisms associated with education. Discussions are broad based, and examine common issues, with the aim of sharing good practice and mutually benefiting.
Laszlo Kacsirek
Szolnok College
Ady E. út 9
HU-5000
Szolnok
kacsirek@szolf.hu
Contact Laszlo
LLL - Lifelong Learning
The Life Long Learning group examines how LLL is embedded into the curriculum in different countries. The partners share good practice and look at how the activities of others can help with their development.
Jacqueline McLean
Manchester Metropolitan University - MMU Chesire
Crewe Campus, Crewe Green Road
CW1 5DU
Chesire
j.e.mclean@mmu.ac.uk
Contact Jacqueline
DMF - Decision Makers Forum
The Decision Makers Forum group was established to provide a network for senior staff in member organisations with a strategic function. The group meets to discuss current issues of a strategic nature, and examines strategies across different countries.
Luc Vanhille
Katholieke Hogeschool Leuven - ECHO
Economische Hogeschool
Hertogstraat 178
BE-3001, Heverlee
luc.vanhille@khleuven.be
Contact Luc