Promoting quality in higher education in Senegal - Ndiaye, Doudou
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In recent years, internal and external factors have led to changes that are essential for the survival of the higher education system in Senegal. There is strong competition in the sub-sector in initial and continuing education, with the "big" or "less big" schools, especially with the development of private higher education and the increasing diversification of offers and providers by private structures (firms and institutes, research centres, etc.). Internally, institutions are strongly concerned by the mobility of their staff due to their human resources management policies. This poses the…mehr

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In recent years, internal and external factors have led to changes that are essential for the survival of the higher education system in Senegal. There is strong competition in the sub-sector in initial and continuing education, with the "big" or "less big" schools, especially with the development of private higher education and the increasing diversification of offers and providers by private structures (firms and institutes, research centres, etc.). Internally, institutions are strongly concerned by the mobility of their staff due to their human resources management policies. This poses the problem of the positioning of the quality approach in these institutions. For higher education, this puts at the heart of the debate the problem of the quality of the overall organisation of the student's journey, from his or her first contact with the training and research institution to the award of his or her diploma, passing through all the intermediate phases without forgetting the learning and working conditions for them and their supervisors.
Autorenporträt
Doudou NDIAYE was for more than 13 years a consultant for several international organisations before becoming the Director of Communication of an African Think Tank. Since 2016, he has been working for UNIDO as an international expert in charge of communication for the ECOWAS Quality Programme. He is a lecturer at the University of Dakar.