The self-evaluation begins with a brief introductory section to contextualise your Course. While some of this content may be repeated in the main body of the report, this introduction serves to familiarise reviewers with your Course’s context.

The Self Evaluation Report should address each applicable criterion demonstrating how your Course complies with it (maximum of 2 pages each). Each criterion should be supported by relevant evidence which may be presented in different ways. Documents may be submitted with the report, or the School may provide links to electronic materials. Some documentation (e.g. examples of assessment papers) may be made available for review during the site visit. This may be discussed with the Accreditation Review Panel. If there are criteria which are not applicable to your particular circumstances or context, you are obliged to issue a statement informing the reviewers why this is the case.

Completed self-evaluations should be submitted approximately two months before the intended review date, along with a draft meeting schedule highlighting the individuals to be interviewed.