Cross-Border Higher Education and Quality Assurance

1. Cross-Border Higher Education: A New Business?
Alberto Amaral

Part I. Analysing the Problem

2. Crossing the Border: Some Views, Largely Historical and Occasionally Heretical, on the Sudden Enthusiasm for an Exceedingly Ancient Practice
Guy Neave

3. The Business of Cross-Border Higher Education
Jamil Salmi, Orlanda Tavares

Part II. The View of Stakeholders

4. The Shift to Strategic Internationalisation Approaches
Andrée Sursock

5. Student Views on Cross-Border Higher Education: The Views of the European Students’ Union
Tiago Estêvão Martins

Part III. The Services Directive

6. Cross-Border Higher Education and the Services Directive: Importance, Protection and Success
Luigi Berlinguer

7. The New Old Debate. Free Movement of Services and the Freedom of Establishment Within the Internal European Market: Does the Directive 2006/123 EC Move Past Education? Concerning the Border of National Sovereignty Within the EU
Jan Groof

8. Delivering Education Across Borders in the European Union National Responses to the Services Directive
Lukas Bischof

Part IV. National Cases of Cross-Border Higher Education

9. National Cases of Cross-Border Higher Education: Austria
Elsa Hackl

10. National Cases of Cross-Border Higher Education: The Experience of the UK
Stephen Jackson

Part V. Quality Problems in Alternative Cases

11. The OECD/UNESCO Guidelines for Quality Provision in Cross-Border Higher Education: Its Relevance for Quality Assurance in the Past and the Future
Achim Hopbach

12. Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs)
José Manuel Martins Ferreira

Part VI. Quality Agencies and Cross-Border Higher Education

13. Quality Assurance of Cross-border Higher Education – a Case for Collaboration Between National Quality Agencies
Padraig Walsh

14. Quality, E-Learning and Alternative Providers of Higher Education
Judith S. Eaton

Part VII. Conclusions

15. Conclusions
Maria João Rosa, Cláudia S. Sarrico, Orlanda Tavares

Avainsanat: Education, Higher Education