EEAA
European Evangelical Accrediting Association
 The EEAA Manual – 4th Edition, 2006 is organized in five main parts. The first defines the Identity and the Mission of the EEAA which, in addition to its historic distinctiveness as an accreditation association, is evolving in its self-understanding as a network of European theological institutions. The second part is dedicated to Membership, and describes the standards and procedures for membership in the EEAA. The third part contains vital information about EEAA Accreditation, from procedures, stages and standards and guidelines in preparing a Self Evaluation Report. The fourth part groups together several important Appendices while the last part contains several Forms that will be needed in different stages.Schools interested in EEAA accreditation will make use of the entire manual, while schools interested only in becoming part of the EEAA network will need to consult the first and second chapters and selected appendices.In January 2012 the Fifth Edition of the EEAA Manual will be published. The 2012 edition does not contain any substantial modifications on standards or procedures, but important additions and improvements have been made. |
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