NAS World Assurance Agency Rankings® by Location - Asia Pacific = 3
Asia Pacific Quality Network
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Overview
Founded in 2003, the Asia-Pacific Quality Network (APQN) is a non-governmental and non-profit network who has been striving for “Enhancing the Quality of Higher Education in the Asia-Pacific Region” and “Dissolving Boundaries for a Quality Region”.
After 18-year development, APQN has 246 members from 41 countries and territories, becomes the largest and the most influential international organization on higher education in this Region. APQN has played a crucial and unique role in improving the QA mechanism, exchanging theory and practice experiences, promoting substantive co-operations, establishing Consultant Bank, reviewing Asia-Pacific Quality Register(APQR) and Asia-Pacific Quality Label(APQL) in this Region.
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Membership
| Categories | Member | Observer Status | |||
| Full | Intermediate | Associate | Institutional | ||
| Initial Joining Fee | $500 | $500 | $500 | $500 | N/A |
| Member Fee (if non-INQAAHE member) | $400 | $400 | $300 | $300 | $250 |
| Member Fee (if INQAAHE member) | $380 | $380 | $300 | $300 | $250 |
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APQN Quality Awards were initiated in 2013 which aimed to mark decennial celebrations of APQN. By 2016, 38 awards have been given to prize winners both within and outside the Asia-Pacific Region. As feedback to APQN Quality Awards has been very encouraging, APQN Board decided that awards would continue every year but some of the Award themes may change accordingly.
APQN would encourage members which have been doing much more outstanding work individually,institutionally, nationally as well asinternationally to submit applications for Quality Awards. APQN Quality Award is intended to identify and distinguish extraordinary or prominent QA contributions and good practices that have potential of replications in the Asia-Pacific area. APQN Criteria and Chiba principles will be generally applied to all categories as selection criteria.
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