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DUIS EVALUATION RESULTS OF SELF-ASSESSMENT May 24, 2011 recruitment, assessment, professional development, encouragement policy and procedures defined. In regard with quality assurance provision of teaching staff, regular professional development activities are carried out. The assessment of the staff is implemented through student opinion surveys. However, there is no indication of the improvement mechanisms. There seem to take place staff performance assessments but it is not clear what scope and focus these assessments have. Students' opinions are expressed through the regular process of teaching staff assessment. There is no indication of other feedback mechanisms. Feedback mechanisms are mentioned that involve students' opinion. There is no indication of other evaluation mechanisms for quality assurance of teaching staff. No information available if and what improvement is planned for. 5. Learning Resources and Student Support The institution possesses the major learning resources essential for achieving the intended learning outcomes. It also provides student support in the form of consultations. However, there is no evaluation and review mechanism of this process that would lead to improvement of student support provision. No information is available whether there exist traditional planning procedures with regard to resources and student support. The feedback mechanisms seem not to exist, quality of learning resources an student support does not seem to be quality checked systematically. No information is available if and what improvement is planned for. 6. Information Systems The ESG seem to be understood differently that we would understand them here: GSPI complains not to have procedures/criteria assuring quality of the information management itself rather than describing how quality related data are collected and stored and made available to stakeholder. There are no developed information management mechanisms, assessment standards, and tools. 7. Public Information The ESG seem to be understood differently that we would understand them here: GSPI complains not to have procedures/criteria assuring quality of the public information approach itself rather than explaining how the public is informed about the findings of the internal QA; there seem to exist public information mechanisms but it remains unclear if the public is informed about quality matters in teaching and learning. The institution lacks defined policy and procedures, as well as the assessment procedures and tools of public information provision. The evaluation and review mechanisms of public information are not stated.