英国警务高等教育的首个国家学科基准声明:有效伙伴关系与合作的重要性

Ian Pepper, Carol Cox, Ruth Fee, Shane Horgan, Rod Jarman, Matthew Jones, N. Policek, Colin Rogers, Clive Tattum
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英国高等教育质量保证机构(QAA)的工作重点是保持、提高和规范高等教育的质量。质量保证局制定的学科基准说明(SBS)具有重要影响,该说明描述了特定学科的学习类型和内容,以及对毕业生的预期学术标准。在 2022 年之前,QAA 并没有制定可直接与高等教育警务课程相匹配的 SBS。在 12 个月的时间里,SBS 咨询小组与来自英格兰、苏格兰、威尔士和北爱尔兰高等教育机构、警务学院、QAA、英格兰和威尔士警察联合会以及警务部门的代表合作,利用他们的集体专业经验和知识,制定了英国首个警务 SBS。研究结果通过公开的促进性讨论,建立共同的愿景和相互信任是非常重要的,代表们要支持他们的事业,并制定合作和伙伴关系的方法来完成 SBS。这必然要求共同制定各种举措,其中之一是高等教育机构、公共服务评审委员会和从业人员团体共同合作,设计 QAA 基准声明。社会影响SBS 咨询小组进一步推动了警务工作成为一门公认的学科,使多个利益相关者受益。作者的经验可用于帮助其他机构制定类似的特定学科基准或学术质量标准。
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The first national subject benchmark statement for UK higher education in policing: the importance of effective partnership and collaboration
PurposeThe Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) for Higher Education in the UK focuses on maintaining, enhancing and standardising the quality of higher education. Of significant impact are the development of subject benchmark statements (SBS) by the QAA, which describe the type and content of study along with the academic standards expected of graduates in specific disciplines. Prior to 2022, the QAA did not have a SBS to which higher education policing programmes could be directly aligned.Design/methodology/approachOver 12-months, a SBS advisory group with representatives from higher education across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, The College of Policing, QAA, Police Federation of England and Wales and policing, worked in partnership to harness their collective professional experience and knowledge to create the first UK SBS for policing. Post publication of the SBS, permission was sought and granted from both the College of Policing and QAA for members of the advisory group to reflect in an article on their experiences of collaborating and working in partnership to achieve the SBS.FindingsThere is great importance of creating a shared vision and mutual trust, developed through open facilitated discussions, with representatives championing their cause and developing a collaborative and partnership approach to completing the SBS.Practical implicationsA collaborative and partnership approach is essential in developing and recognising the academic discipline of policing. This necessarily requires the joint development of initiatives, one of which is the coming together of higher education institutions, PSRBs and practitioner groups to collaborate and design QAA benchmark statements.Social implicationsThe SBS advisory group has further driven forward the emergence of policing as a recognised academic discipline to benefit multiple stakeholders.Originality/valueThe SBS for policing is the first across the UK. The authors experiences can be used to assist others in their developments of similar subject specific benchmarking or academic quality standards.
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