Quality Assurance General Committee

The Quality Assurance General Committee was established in 1399 alongside the creation of the Quality Assurance department. It operates at the university level to enhance coordination and improve quality across all institutional areas.

This committee is responsible for monitoring and evaluating all university sectors based on established standards. Its key responsibilities include promoting quality improvement throughout the university, overseeing accreditation processes, monitoring academic programs and other institutional activities, and ensuring the effective implementation of quality assurance initiatives.

The committee also conducts self-assessments at the university, faculty, and department levels; carries out Periodic Program Reviews (PPR); and performs Annual Program Reviews (APR). In addition, it monitors the equipping and utilization of libraries and laboratories, evaluates the performance of committees established at university and faculty levels, and prepares feedback while ensuring its proper implementation.

Wardak University has successfully completed the first phase of quality assurance and has officially declared its full readiness for the second phase.