Even the best of universities sometimes struggle with an accreditation of visitation process. Not because they are not good, but because it might be challenging to adequately map all the work that has been done. Specifically in the field of internationalisation (but not limited to this) we can support delivering, interpreting and successfully presenting the necessary information to an accrediting committee.
Take the example of a Technical University of which everyone was convinced they were very active internationally. And they were. But because of the fact that these international activities were so much part of their genetics, no one thought about keeping track of what they did. It seemed to be fatal during a visitation. Through a flash action of a few weeks, with a team of five experts, Ziggurat mapped all the information needed, through interviews with students, staff and board, through archival research and other digging efforts. The accreditation process came to a successful end.