higher education

2. Quality in Higher Education:Quality in Higher Education:
issues and currentissues and current
practicespractices

3. Group members
• Asim Ali (013)
• Muhammad Rizwan (053)
• Muhammad Umer (061) Group Leader
• Najeeb Hussain (069)
• Saad Bin Jameel (079)
• Shahtaj Shaukat (081)
• Sohaib Hassan (085)

4. Contents
 Introduction
 Purpose/Importance of quality in higher education
 Methodology
 Results and analysis
 Conclusion
 Recommendations
 References

5. Introduction
The aim of our research is to focus on Higher
Education Commission (HEC) initiatives towards:
 Research Development (R&D)
 Their implications on Human Resource Development
(HRD)
 Quality assurance in the universities.

6. Contents
 Introduction
 Purpose/Importance of quality in higher education
 Methodology
 Results and analysis
 Conclusion
 Recommendations
 References

7. Purpose/Importance of quality in
higher education
The quality in higher education contributes to
economic growth in a number of ways:
 It improves generally the quality of labor and work
knowledge.
 It increases labor mobility .
It improves management skills.
 It removes many of the social and institutional barriers .

8. Contents
 Introduction
 Purpose/Importance of quality in higher education
 Methodology
 Results and analysis
 Conclusion
 Recommendations
 References

9. Methodology
• Qualitative and quantitative methods were applied for
data analysis.
• The data were elicited and observed through reports,
documents and articles.

10. Contents
 Introduction
 Purpose/Importance of quality in higher education
 Methodology
 Results and analysis
 Conclusion
 Recommendations
 References

11. Results and analysis

12. Contents
 Introduction
 Purpose/Importance of quality in higher education
 Methodology
 Results and analysis
 Conclusion
 Recommendations
 References

13. Conclusion
The HEC and the universities in Pakistan can play a
vital role in the development of Pakistan:
•The universities should encourage and provide
opportunities to participate in some healthy academic
activities.
•National and International conferences.
•Publications in national and international journals.

14. Contents
 Introduction
 Purpose/Importance of quality in higher education
 Methodology
 Results and analysis
 Conclusion
 Recommendations
 References

15. Recommendations
It is the ingredients of quality in higher education:
•Quality of faculty and students.
•Infrastructure facilities.
•Research and learning environment.
•Strategic planning.
•Assessment procedures.

16. Contents
 Introduction
 Purpose/Importance of quality in higher education
 Methodology
 Results and analysis
 Conclusion
 Recommendations
 References

17. References
• Asian Development Bank. (1989). Asian development
outlook 1989. Manila, Asian Development Bank.
• In Lim, D. (1999). Quality assurance in higher education
in Developing Countries.
• Assessment and Evaluation in Higher Education, 24 (4).
• Denison, E. (1967). Why Growth Rates Differ: post-war
experience in nine Western Countries. Washington, DC,
Brookings Institute. In Lim, D. (1999).

18. The end,thank you!The end,thank you!