Quality assurance in higher education encompasses the systematic processes and practices that institutions adopt to maintain and enhance academic quality. These processes typically include both ...

A collaborative effort between the Center for American Progress and Higher Learning Advocates, informed by discussions with a range of stakeholders, highlights the need for gatekeeping and continuous ...

On a rapidly evolving education landscape, one question echoed through the walls of a conference room in Lusaka: Do our graduates acquire degrees that imbue them with the relevant skills, ethical ...

Aiming to raise the bar for higher education quality across Southern Africa, the UNESCO Regional Office for Southern Africa (UNESCO ROSA) and the Zimbabwe Council for Higher Education (ZIMCHE) ...

No country is likely to go far beyond the threshold of development, unless it ensures that most of its people receives a good basic education. And reaching the threshold for substained development ...

Director-General of the Benue State Bureau for Education Quality Assurance (BEQA), Dr. Terna Francis, has described the recent letter sent to education stakeholders in the state by Mrs. Helen Nambativ ...

SELF-ASSESSMENT is crucial for individual growth – and the same applies at the institutional level. Recognising this, Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka (UTeM) has put in place measures to ensure ...

In cooperation with Talal Abu-Ghazaleh Academy (TAG Academy), the Arab Organization for Quality Assurance in Education (AROQA) held a training course entitled “Surveyor of Quality Assurance in ...

The Benue State Ministry of Education and Knowledge Management, MOE&KM and the State’s Bureau for Education Quality Assurance, BEQA, in what could be a supremacy fight are embroiled in disagreement ...

The Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has appointed Dr. Sulaimon Ogunmuyiwa as the Director-General of the Office of Education Quality Assurance with immediate effect. According to a post ...

Almost every one of us in Trinidad and Tobago has at one time or another blamed the "government" for the crisis in education. Few of us have paused to reflect on what really went wrong over the past ...