ANVUR actively participates in numerous international working groups and networks dedicated to quality assurance in higher education and research. These collaborations provide opportunities for global dialogue on policies, standards, and methodologies, fostering innovation and the exchange of best practices.
These activities further strengthen ANVUR’s role as a key reference point for academic quality at the international level.

GAIN - Global Academic Integrity Network
ANVUR actively participates in GAIN (Global Academic Integrity Network), an international consortium initiated by Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI) and Australia’s Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA). This network brings together agencies and academic institutions worldwide to promote integrity in higher education systems and combat academic fraud.
Since 2023, ANVUR has contributed to this global effort, collaborating on the development of shared strategies and effective tools to safeguard quality and ethics in higher education.
Since 2023, ANVUR has contributed to this global effort, collaborating on the development of shared strategies and effective tools to safeguard quality and ethics in higher education.

ENQA-SIACES
ANVUR participates in the SIACES-ENQA Working Group, which focuses on aligning the guidelines for higher education quality (PBP) with the Standards and Guidelines for Quality Assurance in the European Higher Education Area (ESG), fostering trust between Europe and Latin America.
Coordinated by ANECA, the group includes agencies such as A3ES, CNA Chile, CNA Colombia, CONEAU, and HCERES.
The objective is to create shared standards to ensure quality and transparency in education systems. The final report, jointly prepared by ENQA and SIACES, will also be used in the official review of the ESG and PBP documents, further strengthening dialogue and collaboration between the two regions.
Coordinated by ANECA, the group includes agencies such as A3ES, CNA Chile, CNA Colombia, CONEAU, and HCERES.
The objective is to create shared standards to ensure quality and transparency in education systems. The final report, jointly prepared by ENQA and SIACES, will also be used in the official review of the ESG and PBP documents, further strengthening dialogue and collaboration between the two regions.

Quality Assurance of Micro-Credentials
Micro-credentials are certifications of specific skills acquired through short courses or targeted learning experiences. They represent a key innovation in fostering more flexible and personalized education, addressing the rapid transformations of the labor market.
As part of its mandate, ANVUR has participated in working groups on micro-credentials promoted by ENQA and the Bologna Follow-up Group (BFUG). These initiatives have led to the publication of reports and recommendations, with a particular focus on quality assurance in micro-credential.
As part of its mandate, ANVUR has participated in working groups on micro-credentials promoted by ENQA and the Bologna Follow-up Group (BFUG). These initiatives have led to the publication of reports and recommendations, with a particular focus on quality assurance in micro-credential.

TPG C on QA
ANVUR actively participates in Peer Group C on Quality Assurance within the European Higher Education Area (EHEA). This working group was established to support the implementation of the European Standards and Guidelines for Quality Assurance (ESG 2015), fostering the continuous improvement of national evaluation and accreditation systems.
The group facilitates the exchange of best practices among quality assurance agencies, national authorities, and higher education institutions, addressing common challenges and developing shared solutions to ensure quality and transparency in higher education systems across Europe.
The group facilitates the exchange of best practices among quality assurance agencies, national authorities, and higher education institutions, addressing common challenges and developing shared solutions to ensure quality and transparency in higher education systems across Europe.
Research and quality in Higher Education
Since 2023, ANVUR has been participating in a working group promoted by ENQA, aimed at analyzing the quality of research processes and research-based learning. This initiative focuses on institutional policies and quality assurance processes.
The project seeks to foster a strategic dialogue on the integration of research into educational pathways and institutional policies, while ensuring shared standards to guarantee the quality of scientific initiatives.
The project seeks to foster a strategic dialogue on the integration of research into educational pathways and institutional policies, while ensuring shared standards to guarantee the quality of scientific initiatives.