The Association of African Universities (AAU), in collaboration with the African Quality Assurance Network (AfriQAN) presents a Virtual workshop for Institutional Quality Assurance for Impact.
Date 29-30 April 2025
Venue: ZOOM
Quality Assurance Officers from universities, colleges, and other higher education institutions (HEIs), Directors/Heads of Quality Assurance Units, Higher Education Institution Leaders, National QA Agencies, Accreditation Bodies, Institutional Researchers, Monitoring & Evaluation Officers, Curriculum Developers and Academic Program Reviewers, Ministry of Education Officials / Policymakers Involved in national education policy and QA regulatory frameworks, Postgraduate Students and Researchers.
Registration link: http://bit.ly/4jrGnwX
Registration is FREE
In an increasingly complex global landscape, there is a growing need for institutions to demonstrate their impact amid increasing worldwide demands for transparency and accountability. In higher education, Quality Assurance (QA) is essential not just for meeting standards but for driving broader outcomes like improved educational quality, institutional development, and societal progress. In sub-Saharan Africa, unique challenges and opportunities exist in aligning QA with meaningful impact. The upcoming workshop, “Institutional Quality Assurance for Impacts,” aims to provide participants with strategies, tools, and insights to strengthen QA processes and better measure, assess, and communicate institutional impacts across multiple dimensions.
The primary objectives of the workshop are:
The workshop will be organized over three days, featuring a mix of keynote presentations, panel discussions, interactive sessions, and group activities.
Day 1: Introduction to Institutional Quality Assurance
Day 2: Enhancing Quality Assurance for Greater Impact
The workshop will employ a mix of instructional methods to engage participants actively:
By the end of the workshop, participants will:
For further information, contact: obadinaw@aau.org and CC: lodzebe.gidisu@aau.org