This book examines the critical aspect of quality assurance maintenance of competitive standards in African Higher Education.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Peter Neema-Abooki is Professor of Higher Educational Management and Administration/ Business and Management. His academic credentials include: Doctor of Philosophy and Masters degrees both in Higher Education, Divinity, Theological and Pastoral Studies, Philosophy and Religious Studies, and a Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDE). He was a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Johannesburg in South Africa and has rendered service as External Quality Assurance Expert for Programme Review at the National Council for Higher Education (NCHE) in Namibia.
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1. Introduction: Quality education in Eastern and Southern Africa: Prospectives and retrospectives Prof Dr Neema-Abooki Part 1: Quality Assurance Discourses and Challenges in Higher Education 2. The genesis of quality assurance systems in higher education institutions in Uganda Lessons for Africa Proscovia Namubiru Ssentamu & Michael Mawa 3. The genesis of quality and its assurance in African higher education Benedicto Malunga 4. Quality Assurance in open and distance education in Uganda: Practices and policies at Uganda Management Institute Jessica Aguti, Lazarus Nabaho, & Wilberforce Turyasingura 5. Internal-Stakeholder-perception of the quality of teacher-educators at Makerere University Abdu Kisige & Prof Neema-Abooki Peter 6. Marketisation of Higher Education and the quality assurance dilemma in Tanzania Joel Jonathan Kayombo 7. Marketed 'Quality' of Higher Education: A Study of Universities' Websites in South Africa Anamika Srivastava 8. Academic quality in the public universities in Eastern and Southern Africa: A comparative study of Makerere University and University of Cape Town Prof Neema-Abooki & Dr Olive Lunyolo Part 2: Quality Higher Education and Development 9. Quality internship for pre-service teachers: A quest for subject-curricular pedagogic knowledge a mong education student-teachers at the University of Rwanda Niyibizi, E., Sibomana, E., Manirakiza, V., Ndayambaje, I., Twahirwa, J.B. & Ntabajyana, S. 10. Achieving quality in higher education through curriculum responsiveness Responsive to what? Kenneth Kamwi Matengu, Ngepathimo Kadhila, & Nangula Iipumbu 11. Quality education: Gazing back to indigenous apprenticeship programmes to achieve quality education for socio-economic development in Sub-Saharan Africa Kofi Poku Quan-Baffour 12. Determinants of quality doctoral research for sustainable futures in Africa Rebecca Nthogo Lekoko & Oitshepile MmaB Modise 13. The challenge facing endogenous knowledge, education, and Research in Africa Adebayo Tajudeen Sanni 14. Futures Thinking: An Agenda for the African Developmental University Alfred Kitawi Part 3: Quality Education for Social Justice and Societal Development 15. Towards character formation: The dilemma of behaviour modelling among university students in Sub-Saharan Africa Florence M. Itegi 16. Inclusive education of visually impaired students in universities in Uganda Wandera Roberts Otyola & Tumwebaze Callist 17. The language policy and inequalities in institutions of higher learning in South Africa Deepak Kumar 18. Suggestions for improving the relevance of higher education to social change from the case of the Margaret Trowel School of Industrial and Fine Arts at Makerere University Ritah Nabuyungo Edopu, Jude Ssempebwa, & John Baptist Mpoza 19. Administration-management distinction in higher education: A quality management perspective Joseph Watuleke & Prof Neema-Abooki 20. Quality in Adult and Community Education and Training (ACET) in South[ern] Africa Theoretical Foundations S. Tawiah & KP Quan-Baffour Part 4: Quality Assurance in Transnational and International Education 21. Empowering higher education institutions through strengthening internal quality assurance processes: A literature review Nangula Iipumbu, Kenneth Kamwi Matengu, & Ngepathimo Kadhila 22. Quality assurance of higher education at the African union level: Drivers and approaches Lazarus Nabaho & Jessica N Aguti 23. Continental approaches to promoting quality assurance in higher education in Africa: An historical reflection Ngepathimo Kadhila, Nangula Iipumbu, & Kenneth Kamwi Matengu 24. An African developmental agenda for quality assurance in higher education Alfred Kitawi & Beatrice Njeru
1. Introduction: Quality education in Eastern and Southern Africa: Prospectives and retrospectives Prof Dr Neema-Abooki Part 1: Quality Assurance Discourses and Challenges in Higher Education 2. The genesis of quality assurance systems in higher education institutions in Uganda Lessons for Africa Proscovia Namubiru Ssentamu & Michael Mawa 3. The genesis of quality and its assurance in African higher education Benedicto Malunga 4. Quality Assurance in open and distance education in Uganda: Practices and policies at Uganda Management Institute Jessica Aguti, Lazarus Nabaho, & Wilberforce Turyasingura 5. Internal-Stakeholder-perception of the quality of teacher-educators at Makerere University Abdu Kisige & Prof Neema-Abooki Peter 6. Marketisation of Higher Education and the quality assurance dilemma in Tanzania Joel Jonathan Kayombo 7. Marketed 'Quality' of Higher Education: A Study of Universities' Websites in South Africa Anamika Srivastava 8. Academic quality in the public universities in Eastern and Southern Africa: A comparative study of Makerere University and University of Cape Town Prof Neema-Abooki & Dr Olive Lunyolo Part 2: Quality Higher Education and Development 9. Quality internship for pre-service teachers: A quest for subject-curricular pedagogic knowledge a mong education student-teachers at the University of Rwanda Niyibizi, E., Sibomana, E., Manirakiza, V., Ndayambaje, I., Twahirwa, J.B. & Ntabajyana, S. 10. Achieving quality in higher education through curriculum responsiveness Responsive to what? Kenneth Kamwi Matengu, Ngepathimo Kadhila, & Nangula Iipumbu 11. Quality education: Gazing back to indigenous apprenticeship programmes to achieve quality education for socio-economic development in Sub-Saharan Africa Kofi Poku Quan-Baffour 12. Determinants of quality doctoral research for sustainable futures in Africa Rebecca Nthogo Lekoko & Oitshepile MmaB Modise 13. The challenge facing endogenous knowledge, education, and Research in Africa Adebayo Tajudeen Sanni 14. Futures Thinking: An Agenda for the African Developmental University Alfred Kitawi Part 3: Quality Education for Social Justice and Societal Development 15. Towards character formation: The dilemma of behaviour modelling among university students in Sub-Saharan Africa Florence M. Itegi 16. Inclusive education of visually impaired students in universities in Uganda Wandera Roberts Otyola & Tumwebaze Callist 17. The language policy and inequalities in institutions of higher learning in South Africa Deepak Kumar 18. Suggestions for improving the relevance of higher education to social change from the case of the Margaret Trowel School of Industrial and Fine Arts at Makerere University Ritah Nabuyungo Edopu, Jude Ssempebwa, & John Baptist Mpoza 19. Administration-management distinction in higher education: A quality management perspective Joseph Watuleke & Prof Neema-Abooki 20. Quality in Adult and Community Education and Training (ACET) in South[ern] Africa Theoretical Foundations S. Tawiah & KP Quan-Baffour Part 4: Quality Assurance in Transnational and International Education 21. Empowering higher education institutions through strengthening internal quality assurance processes: A literature review Nangula Iipumbu, Kenneth Kamwi Matengu, & Ngepathimo Kadhila 22. Quality assurance of higher education at the African union level: Drivers and approaches Lazarus Nabaho & Jessica N Aguti 23. Continental approaches to promoting quality assurance in higher education in Africa: An historical reflection Ngepathimo Kadhila, Nangula Iipumbu, & Kenneth Kamwi Matengu 24. An African developmental agenda for quality assurance in higher education Alfred Kitawi & Beatrice Njeru
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