HEdA Accreditation Guidelines

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In The Matter OfHEdA Accreditation Guidelines
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Art. 24 Transitional provision

Higher education institutions or other institutions within the higher education sector that were recognised under the UFundA or UASA as being entitled to contributions before HEdA came into force, may have the study programmes whose accreditation under HEdA is provided for in the Medical Professions Act of 23 June 2006 or courses of universities of applied sciences in health accredited at the latest by 31 December 2022, even if they do not fulfil the requirements of Article 5 paragraph 1 letter a.

[AS 2000 948; 2003 187 Annex No II 3; 2004 2013; 2007 5779 No II 5; 2008 307, 3437 No II 18; 2012 3655 No I 10; 2011 5871. AS 2014 4103 Annex No I 1] [AS 1996 2588; 2002 953; 2005 4635; 2006 2197 Annex No 37; 2012 3655 No I 11; AS 2014 4103 Annex No I 2] SR 811.11

Art. 25 Commencement

This Ordinance comes into force on 1 July 2015.