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Support for programs to improve higher education

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Last updated: 2024/09/27 at 9:41 AM
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The Bahrain Higher Education Council recently held a meeting chaired by the Minister of Education, His Excellency Dr Mohammed bin Mubarak Juma, where several decisions impacting the higher education sector were made. One of the key outcomes of the meeting was the granting of programmatic accreditation to various academic programmes aligned with the national qualifications framework. These programmes will maintain their accreditation until the next review cycle conducted by the Quality Assurance Authority for Education and Training. The Council also adopted key performance indicators (KPIs) to help develop Bahrain’s higher education sector.

The newly established KPIs focus on areas such as institutional and program quality, research and innovation, internationalisation, and academic mobility. The Council also mandated that all higher education institutions create dedicated units to monitor their graduates. These units will track employment rates, assess the alignment of skills with market demands, monitor career progression, and gather feedback from employers on programme outcomes. This move is aimed at ensuring that Bahraini universities are producing graduates who are equipped with the necessary skills to succeed in the workforce.

The decisions made by the Board of Trustees of the Bahrain Higher Education Council reflect a commitment to enhancing the quality and international reach of Bahraini universities. By granting programmatic accreditation and implementing KPIs to measure performance, the Council is taking proactive steps to ensure that higher education institutions in Bahrain are meeting international standards and producing graduates who are competitive in the global job market. Additionally, the establishment of dedicated units to monitor graduates will provide valuable data to help institutions improve their programmes and better align them with industry needs.

The focus on institutional and program quality, research and innovation, internationalisation, and academic mobility through the adoption of KPIs demonstrates the Council’s recognition of the importance of these areas in the development of Bahrain’s higher education sector. By setting clear goals and metrics for success, the Council is providing a roadmap for universities to follow in order to achieve excellence and compete on a global scale. The emphasis on monitoring graduates and collecting feedback from employers further highlights the Council’s commitment to ensuring that Bahraini students are receiving a high-quality education that prepares them for successful careers.

Overall, the decisions made by the Board of Trustees of the Bahrain Higher Education Council signal a positive direction for the higher education sector in Bahrain. By focusing on accreditation, performance measurement, and graduate monitoring, the Council is laying the groundwork for continued improvement and excellence in Bahraini universities. The adoption of KPIs and the establishment of dedicated units to track graduates demonstrate a commitment to producing skilled and competitive graduates who are well-equipped to contribute to the economy and society. With these initiatives in place, Bahrain’s higher education sector is poised for growth and success in the global landscape.

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