Full Bologna Process compliance — transparent, accessible, and multilingual.
The ECTS Information Package System is EduVera's Bologna Process platform — a complete, publicly accessible information hub covering everything an institution needs to document and publish: university and faculty information, degree programs, program learning outcomes (PLOs), curricula, course descriptions, course learning outcomes (CLOs), PLO×CLO matrices, workload reports, and more. Unlike internal management tools, the system is open to anyone by default; login is only required to edit content, making it a genuine public transparency instrument as the Bologna Process intends.
When used alongside CIS, the ECTS system requires zero additional data entry or separate authorization setup. Permissions cascade automatically from the CIS HR module: a dean defined there gains full faculty-level access in ECTS; a program head manages their entire program; each lecturer sees and edits only their own courses. For institutions running a different SIS, EduVera provides a direct integration so that the same automation applies — no duplicate data, no extra administration. Multilingual content is handled through per-language forms that are generated automatically for each defined language, ensuring that every piece of information can be maintained in Turkish and English independently.
At the core of the system's accreditation value are its matrix tools: PLO×CLO relationships are stored and displayed as both two-dimensional and three-dimensional matrices, directly supporting certification processes such as MÜDEK and ACQUIN. When CIS grade data is connected, the system can automatically generate individual student program qualification cards. Curricula are versioned and archived, so historical program structures remain accessible for audit and reporting purposes. The built-in reporting suite covers all Bologna Process compliance requirements, reducing the administrative overhead of managing the process to near zero.