The Degree Qualifications Profile (DQP) outlines a set of reference points for what students should know and be able to do upon completion of an associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees – in any field of study. The are five broad, interrelated categories of proficiencies which provide a profile of what degrees mean in terms of specific learning outcomes.
The DQP’s five categories of learning:
- Specialized Knowledge
- Broad and Integrative Knowledge
- Intellectual Skills (analytic inquiry, use of information resources, engaging diverse perspectives, ethical reasoning, quantitative fluency and communicative fluency)
- Applied and Collaborative Learning
- Civic and Global Learning
Supplemental Resources:
- Resource Kit (e.g. integrated learning frameworks, course-embedded assignments, assessment, rubrics, capstone portfolios etc.)
- Assignment Library (browse and adapt assignments to your needs)
- Implementation Resources
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Tuning Impact Study: Developing Faculty Consensus to Strengthen Student Learning
- Roadmap to Enhanced Student Learning, Implementing the DQP and Tuning
- Tuning: A Guide for Creating Discipline Specific Frameworks to Foster Meaningful Change
- DQP Impact Study: Framing and Connecting Initiatives to Strengthen Student Learning
- Using the Degree Qualifications Profile
- And more
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