The QIU's Directorate of Quality Assurance and Scientific Affairs is responsible for guaranteeing and improving the university's overall quality and academic standards. The QASA is responsible for supervising and administering different elements of education, research, and scientific activities at university. The Directorate's key tasks include designing and executing quality assurance policies, performing frequent assessments and evaluations of academic programs, and instilling a culture of continuous development. The Directorate seeks to maintain and raise the university's educational and research standards through rigorous processes and adherence to defined norms. Furthermore, the Directorate of Quality Assurance and Scientific Affairs works with the faculties, departments, and other stakeholders to identify areas for improvement, and encourage innovation in teaching and research approaches. By encouraging commitment to excellence, the Directorate helps to improve the university's reputation and capacity to deliver a high-quality educational experience for students while also improving scientific knowledge and research outputs.
Qaiwan International University (QIU) is made up of varied groups of students, academics and administrative personnel who are responsible for providing an international level of education in a variety of fields. The primary goal of QA is to guarantee that high-quality education is provided, that globally accepted academic standards are met, and that students are equipped with knowledge and skills that are applicable to the local and global job market. Our QA procedures and processes are compliant with the Quality Assurance policies of a number of foreign universities, as well as the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research policy.
The purpose of our quality assurance Directorate program is to reassure students about the academic standards provided by our university. The program's goal is to foster an atmosphere in which people believe in the education, learning, and research processes of QIU's higher education system. Our Quality Assurance system assists in maintaining a high quality and developing students in such a way that they meet the criteria of excellence for which international universities are known. Our alumnae are happy to obtain degrees from QIU (UTM & UiTM), knowing that they have reached the same level of excellence as franchised universities elsewhere in the world.
The vision of Quality Assurance & Scientific Affairs at QIU is to establish and manage complete quality standards that lead to the local and international accreditation and community satisfaction.
TQA focuses on reporting, keeping track of things, and making decisions. It also includes teaching and learning process. Evaluation and feedback from students are important steps in making sure the quality of work is high. All members of QIU academic staff are experiencing a number of assessments by the students, Heads of Departments (HoD), Deans of Faculties (DoF) and by the Presidency. The performances of HoDs and DoFs, both academically and managerially, are assessed by the academic staff and QIU top management.
This program is about various academic activities that are held weekly in all faculties and departments at QIU. The main objective of this program is to update the knowledge of the academic staff and to assure our under-graduate (UG) students of the academic standards offered within the University.
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QIU believes that the good and the most effective method of updating education is through active participation. This can only be achieved by research, analysis and presenting research outcomes at seminars and workshops organized by faculties. All academic staff under the supervision of the DoF will lay down a plan periodically for the academic seminars, workshops, and any type of academic activities. At the beginning of each semester they share a list of activities with their titles with the directorate of QA. This may encourage exchange visits among academics of different institutes in the Kurdistan Region.