Titlebook: Major Challenges Facing Higher Education in the Arab World: Quality Assurance and Relevance; Adnan Badran (Chief Editor),Elias Baydoun,Joh

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Evolving Landscape of Global Higher Education: Challenges and Opportunities from a Graduate Educatily. As universities evolve within the global landscape, universities will experience both challenges and unprecedented opportunities. For success in leveraging the challenges and opportunities, the 21st century university must adopt a forward thinking approach; be adaptive, innovative and agile; fos

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Indicators of Institutional and Program Ranking of Universities with Reference to the Arab World, of 13 million students and 250,000 academic staff (faculty). The 300 private universities accommodate 30% of the student enrollment, compared with 50% in Japan, 30% in Europe 30%, and 20% in the U.S..Ranking is controversial and biased in favor of research in the natural and medical sciences with l

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Quality Assurance in the Arab Region in the Era of Customization: Where Do We Stand in Terms of RelHE) in general and that of quality assurance, in particular. With everlasting changes, the role of quality assurance (QA) in HE is rapidly expanding to move from its initial purpose of ensuring credibility and trust to also ensure relevance of HE provisions and, most recently, the issues of recognit

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UNESCO Conventions on the Recognition of Higher-Education Qualifications,s increasingly seen as vital for a country’s economic growth and standard of living. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) agreed in 2015 acknowledge this necessity with the inclusion of a target of ensuring equal access for all women and men to affordable and quality technical, vocational, and t

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Quality Assurance and Relevance for Competitive Higher Education: Context of Jordan, of higher education is currently the challenge of every university in the region. Arab universities have expanded in quantity of more traditional institutions due to increase in youth population but not in the same pace of quality. Arab demography of the 20–29-age cohort is 56%, compared with 25% i

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