Member states developed and some of them are still developing Quality Assurance policies according to national or
local requirements and conditions, economy and politics are also playing role for shaping policies. It is obviously
seen that almost all the studies on Quality Assurance in European Higher Education Area are at national level right
now currently many countries in Europe use multi-stage assessment as their Quality Assurance method which means
firstly making internal self-assessment of the Higher Education Institutions and figuring out weaknesses and
strengths and this one is only at national level, and in my point of view policies, structures, standards and all the other matters concerning Quality Assurance in European Higher Education should be at international level because European Higher Education Area is an international large area which covers many different countries, cultures, structures ,thousands of higher education institutions and millions of students, etc. (Kells , H.R. , 1992).
Thus international level for the Quality Assurance policies, systems and standards most probably the best one to get
a non-problematic, sustainable and fruitful Quality Assurance but of course it is not so easy to establish it and to
implement it, it can take very long time and effort.