Institute for Community-oriented Further Education
Institut für gemeindeorientierte Weiterbildung
Basic information
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Identifiers
- DEQARINST8621
- UID-REG: CHE-107.498.736
Federal Statistical Office FSO UID
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Provider typeother provider
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Type of organisationnon governmental organisation
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Legal seat(s)Zurich, Switzerland
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Website
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QF-EHEA levelssecond cycle, first cycle
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Data sourceECTE
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National External Quality Assurance Requirements
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Programme accreditation
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Institutional accreditation
Institutional accreditation according to Swiss law, with a decision by the Swiss Accreditation Council, is mandatory for all public higher education institutions of the tertiary sector and for private higher education institutions using a protected denomination (“University”, “University of Applied Sciences”, “ University of Teacher Education“). Successful accreditation has no legal impact beyond the right to use one of the protected denominations but is a testimony to a quality assurance systems covering all processes and suited to support the higher education institution to achieve its goals. - Further information on external quality assurance in Switzerland
External Quality Assurance Reports and Decisions
Provider level
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DEQAR Report ID103641
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Agency
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Type
- Institutional and programme accreditation
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Statusvoluntary
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Formal decisionpositive
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Date14/05/2024
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Valid until13/11/2028
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Summary
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NotesThe Institut für Gemeindeorientierte Weiterbildung (IGW) in Zurich, Switzerland, is an Alternative/Other Provider of higher theological education. The review concerns the provider and three programmes delivered by distance and online education, comparable to an EQF level 6 (First Cycle) programme (of 180 ECTS credits), an EQF level 7 (Second Cycle) programme (of 84 ECTS credits) and an EQF level 7 (Second Cycle) programme (of 60 ECTS credits). The programmes are in line with the relevant frameworks of higher education: the EQF (European Qualifications Framework) and QF-EHEA (Qualifications Framework for the European Higher Education Area). The First Cycle programme is also offered in Germany under the nomenclature Studium Praktische Theologie in respect of German regulations.
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Report and decision
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External link
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Verifiable Credential
Learning opportunity/credential level
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Qualification/award
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Levelfirst cycle (NQF 6)
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Programme typeOther provision
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Workload (in ECTS credits)180
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Assessment and certificationAssessment based certificate
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Learning outcomes(information not provided)
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Field of study
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DEQAR Report ID103641
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Agency
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Type
- Institutional and programme accreditation
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Statusvoluntary
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Formal decisionpositive
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Date14/05/2024
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Valid until13/11/2028
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Summary
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NotesThe Institut für Gemeindeorientierte Weiterbildung (IGW) in Zurich, Switzerland, is an Alternative/Other Provider of higher theological education. The review concerns the provider and three programmes delivered by distance and online education, comparable to an EQF level 6 (First Cycle) programme (of 180 ECTS credits), an EQF level 7 (Second Cycle) programme (of 84 ECTS credits) and an EQF level 7 (Second Cycle) programme (of 60 ECTS credits). The programmes are in line with the relevant frameworks of higher education: the EQF (European Qualifications Framework) and QF-EHEA (Qualifications Framework for the European Higher Education Area). The First Cycle programme is also offered in Germany under the nomenclature Studium Praktische Theologie in respect of German regulations.
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Report and decision
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Permalink
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External link
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Verifiable Credential
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Qualification/award
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Levelsecond cycle (NQF 7)
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Programme typeOther provision
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Workload (in ECTS credits)84
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Assessment and certificationAssessment based certificate
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Learning outcomes(information not provided)
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Field of study
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DEQAR Report ID103641
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Agency
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Type
- Institutional and programme accreditation
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Statusvoluntary
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Formal decisionpositive
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Date14/05/2024
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Valid until13/11/2028
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Summary
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NotesThe Institut für Gemeindeorientierte Weiterbildung (IGW) in Zurich, Switzerland, is an Alternative/Other Provider of higher theological education. The review concerns the provider and three programmes delivered by distance and online education, comparable to an EQF level 6 (First Cycle) programme (of 180 ECTS credits), an EQF level 7 (Second Cycle) programme (of 84 ECTS credits) and an EQF level 7 (Second Cycle) programme (of 60 ECTS credits). The programmes are in line with the relevant frameworks of higher education: the EQF (European Qualifications Framework) and QF-EHEA (Qualifications Framework for the European Higher Education Area). The First Cycle programme is also offered in Germany under the nomenclature Studium Praktische Theologie in respect of German regulations.
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Report and decision
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Permalink
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External link
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Verifiable Credential
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Qualification/award
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Levelsecond cycle (NQF 7)
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Programme typeOther provision
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Workload (in ECTS credits)60
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Assessment and certificationAssessment based certificate
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Learning outcomes(information not provided)
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Field of study
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DEQAR Report ID103641
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Agency
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Type
- Institutional and programme accreditation
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Statusvoluntary
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Formal decisionpositive
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Date14/05/2024
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Valid until13/11/2028
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Summary
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NotesThe Institut für Gemeindeorientierte Weiterbildung (IGW) in Zurich, Switzerland, is an Alternative/Other Provider of higher theological education. The review concerns the provider and three programmes delivered by distance and online education, comparable to an EQF level 6 (First Cycle) programme (of 180 ECTS credits), an EQF level 7 (Second Cycle) programme (of 84 ECTS credits) and an EQF level 7 (Second Cycle) programme (of 60 ECTS credits). The programmes are in line with the relevant frameworks of higher education: the EQF (European Qualifications Framework) and QF-EHEA (Qualifications Framework for the European Higher Education Area). The First Cycle programme is also offered in Germany under the nomenclature Studium Praktische Theologie in respect of German regulations.
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Report and decision
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Permalink
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External link
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Verifiable Credential