A RECOGNISED UNIVERSITY Several ULiège programmes have obtained accreditations that formally grant not only international recognition of teaching quality but also of the support provided to students. This recognition places it among the Europe’s leading engineering and business schools and contributes to building up a wide network of institutional partners. HEC Liège, our Management School, is the only Belgian teaching institution to hold both the EQUIS and the AACSB accreditations. These accreditations are issued by independent international bodies at the end of a rigorous audit process conducted over several years. They reflect the commitment of ULiège’s Business School to educating and supporting its students while conducting research of the highest quality, maintaining close links with alumni and weaving solid ties with the business world. Our engineering and bioscience engineering programmes – respectively offered by the Faculty of Applied Sciences and Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech – have been awarded the EUR-ACE and CTI labels. Conferred by the European Network for Accreditation of Engineering Education (ENAEE), these labels provide recognition that programmes meet the highest European academic and professional standards and guarantee that students’ degrees will be immediately recognised throughout Europe. Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech is ISO-certified and is a member of the European Society for Engineering Education (SEFI). The Faculty’s compliance with the ISO 9001 standard attests to its sustained and ongoing efforts to improve the quality of courses and the support offered to students as regards organisation, timetables, facilities and internships. The European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) awarded its quality label to three international masters programmes in February 2022: Emerald, AMIS and AMIR. The University of Liège thus becomes the European university most involved in international masters courses having received the EIT label. The master’s programme in Translation offered by the ULiège Faculty of Philosophy and Arts is part of the European Master’s in Translation (EMT) Network established by the Directorate-General for Translation (DGT) at the European Commission. The EMT is a quality labeI awarded to higher education programmes that meet agreed professional standards and market demands. The sensible integration of new technologies combined with systematic connection to research has granted the ULiège MA in Translation a well deserved place among the EMT dynamic alliance of 81 institutions of higher education across Europe. 4 www.uliege.be/en/labels 8
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