Bologna process aims to set up European Higher Education Area and one of the most important goals of this process
is to make European Higher Education competitive, transparent, diversified and leader in the world by having high
quality higher education which produce sustainable socio-economic developments in the area and in the world
(Sorbonne Declaration, 1998). Currently there are forty-five members in this prospective higher education area and
by the Berlin Conference -2003 the issue of Quality Assurance in European Higher Education became one of the top
subjects of the Bologna Process and its importance is still growing among the members because there is a common
belief that quality assurance is necessary for the development of higher education and mutual trust and confidence
thus member states started working on quality assurance but of course its speed and way is different in each country,
some countries started working on it simultaneously and some started late,