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The European Association for Quality Assurance in Higher Education (ENQA’s) Forum was held on 28–29 April 2016 in Budapest. The two-day event was attended by ASHE representatives and hosted by Hungarian HAC (Hungarian Accreditation Committee). Participants discussed the recognition of foreign higher education qualifications, forging qualifications, further development of accreditation agencies, evaluation in science (an ASHE … Continued