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Graduate Attributes and Professional Competencies

Constituent Agreements Washington Accord International Professional Engineers Agreement Sydney Accord International Engineering Technologists Agreement Dublin Accord APEC Engineer Agreement Graduate Attributes and Professional Competencies Version 3: 21 June 2013. This document is available through the IEA website: Executive Summary Several accrediting bodies for engineering qualifications have developed outcomes- based criteria for evaluating programmes. Similarly, a number of engineering regulatory bodies have developed or are in the process of developing competency- based standards for registration. Educational and Professional accords for mutual recognition of qualifications and registration have developed statements of Graduate Attributes and Professional competency profiles.

competencies of the different categories to be distinguished, the paper presents the graduate attributes and professional competency profiles for three professional tracks: engineer, engineering technologist and engineering technician. 1 Introduction

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1989–2014

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graduate attribute exemplar contributes to international benchmarking of programme outcomes. There are currently 15 signatories to the Washington Accord that together deliver over . 7,000 programmes producing graduates that are significantly similar in competencies. This booklet outlines the history and development of the Washington Accord, as the

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Sep 01, 2021 · Many accrediting bodies for engineering qualifications have developed outcomes-based criteria for evaluating programs. Similarly, many engineering regulatory bodies have developed or are in the process of developing competence-based standards for registration. Educational and professional

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1989–2014 - International Engineering Alliance

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25 ears of the Washington Accord 5. Professor Hu Hanrahan, Chair, Washington Accord. For 25 years the Washington Accord has provided a mechanism for mutual recognition …

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