This paper examines mutual recognition of professional engineering qualifications and the globalisation of accreditation of engineering education by US organisation ABET. Scrutiny of the Washington Accord on mutual recognition and a recent attempt to gain ABET accreditation for a UK civil engineering degree programme highlights differences between ABET and the UK Engineering Council. The ambiguity of the Washington Accord also means it may be interpreted differently by signatories. It is suggested that ABET accreditation and the US professional engineer (PE) qualification may become the de-facto global standard due to lack of significant competition from the UK or Europe
Accreditation board for engineering and technology (ABET) in the USA made a paradigm shift in its ac...
Engineering remains largely a profession based on a baccalaureate education while most other learned...
During the summer of 2006, the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) hosted the Summit on the F...
Accreditation is a way of assessing the quality of education. In the United States accreditation of ...
The Washington Accord known as a mutual recognition agreement between national engineering regulator...
The Washington Accord known as a mutual recognition agreement between national engineering regulator...
The Washington Accord is one of seven mutual recognition agreements managed by the International Eng...
This study explores the politics shaping engineering accreditation in Canada, United States, United ...
Several momentous and significant events happening all over the world make this paradigm change in t...
In engineering education, the accreditation and assessment of academic programmes is vital in order ...
Globalisation has forced higher education towards internationalisation and harmonisation in engineer...
in engineering education, particularly the sharing of best-practice learning materials. c©American S...
Currently, there are more than 300 undergraduate engineering programs in the USA accredited by the A...
Engineering graduates today need to work within multicultural and multinational workplace environmen...
The rationale of this research thesis is to identify the gaps in accreditation criteria and to devel...
Accreditation board for engineering and technology (ABET) in the USA made a paradigm shift in its ac...
Engineering remains largely a profession based on a baccalaureate education while most other learned...
During the summer of 2006, the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) hosted the Summit on the F...
Accreditation is a way of assessing the quality of education. In the United States accreditation of ...
The Washington Accord known as a mutual recognition agreement between national engineering regulator...
The Washington Accord known as a mutual recognition agreement between national engineering regulator...
The Washington Accord is one of seven mutual recognition agreements managed by the International Eng...
This study explores the politics shaping engineering accreditation in Canada, United States, United ...
Several momentous and significant events happening all over the world make this paradigm change in t...
In engineering education, the accreditation and assessment of academic programmes is vital in order ...
Globalisation has forced higher education towards internationalisation and harmonisation in engineer...
in engineering education, particularly the sharing of best-practice learning materials. c©American S...
Currently, there are more than 300 undergraduate engineering programs in the USA accredited by the A...
Engineering graduates today need to work within multicultural and multinational workplace environmen...
The rationale of this research thesis is to identify the gaps in accreditation criteria and to devel...
Accreditation board for engineering and technology (ABET) in the USA made a paradigm shift in its ac...
Engineering remains largely a profession based on a baccalaureate education while most other learned...
During the summer of 2006, the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) hosted the Summit on the F...