European Network for Accreditation of Engineering Education
In October 2005, In view of the emergence of EUR-ACE, it was decided to transform ESOEPE from an “observatory” into the registered international not-for-profit Association ENAEE, that was formally established on 8 February 2006 in Brussels. ENAEE is the European body responsible for awarding authorisation to accreditation agencies to award the EUR-ACE® label at first and second cycle to engineering programmes which they have accredited. It stemmed from ESOEPE, the “European Standing Observatory
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- Website: https://www.enaee.eu/
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In October 2005, In view of the emergence of EUR-ACE, it was decided to transform ESOEPE from an “observatory” into the registered international not-for-profit Association ENAEE, that was formally established on 8 February 2006 in Brussels. ENAEE is the European body responsible for awarding authorisation to accreditation agencies to award the EUR-ACE® label at first and second cycle to engineering programmes which they have accredited. It stemmed from ESOEPE, the “European Standing Observatory
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