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Methodology

How a listing is made

An EIAC listing is a public register entry for an institution reviewed against the Council's published standards. It is not a government licence, and it does not by itself confer degree-awarding powers.

01

Dossier received

The institution submits governance, faculty, curriculum, assessment, and student-support evidence.

02

Standards review

Reviewers map that evidence to the ten EIAC quality standards published on this site.

03

Roll entry

A listed institution receives a public dossier, a programme catalogue, and links to its own portal.

04

Ongoing register

Programme records are refreshed from the institution database. The status page shows the latest sync.