Quality Assurance Standards and Their Impact on Higher Education and its Outputs in Libya

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Abdulgani Milad Albagul
Anwar Salih Al-mijrab
Abdulslam Mosbah Hadoud
Ebtisam Mohamed Elmusbahi

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Those responsible for implementing quality assurance standards for higher education in Libya are striving to reach international standards in line with the country’s sustainable development aspirations. This research aims to shed light on the structural and technical challenges that hinder the implementation of quality assurance standards, highlighting gaps in educational policies and lack of infrastructure. The analysis points to the importance of developing a comprehensive and sustainable quality assurance framework, developing effective oversight mechanisms, and providing ongoing training programs for academic staff. Technology plays a pivotal role in improving the quality of education, as technological innovation and e-learning applications can expand access to knowledge and enhance students’ abilities. This research also addresses the important role of international partnerships and academic cooperation in enriching the educational experience and providing a diverse and rich learning environment. The research concludes that ensuring the quality of higher education in Libya requires a strategic vision and a real desire for change, based on cooperation between the government, educational institutions, civil society, and the private sector. Building a high-quality education system not only improves academic outcomes, but also contributes to preparing a generation capable of actively participating in nation-building. Through joint efforts and hard work, Libya can achieve a leading education system that meets international standards and supports the aspirations of its young generation.

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Albagul ع. ا. م. ., Al-mijrab . أ. ص., Hadoud ع. ا. م., & Elmusbahi ا. م. (2025). Quality Assurance Standards and Their Impact on Higher Education and its Outputs in Libya. Academy Journal for Basic and Applied Sciences, 7(1). https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15630583
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