Published At: 29-08-2026 University News
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Chaired by Professor Mohamed Elamin Kabor, a meeting of university quality assurance representatives reviews monthly performance reports.

Chaired by Professor Mohamed Elamin Kabor, a meeting of university quality assurance representatives reviews monthly performance reports.

The Deanship of Quality, Evaluation, and Accreditation at the White Nile University held its regular monthly meeting for quality representatives across faculties, deanships, and departments. The meeting took place at the Shaheed Dr. Ali El-Jailani Campus, chaired by Professor Mohamed Elamin Mohamed Yousif Kabor, Dean of Quality, Evaluation, and Accreditation, with the participation of several quality representatives from various university faculties, deanships, and departments.

The meeting heard monthly performance reports presented by the respective faculties, deanships, and departments. Each representative delivered a detailed report outlining key activities and programs implemented during the past period, covering several primary areas. Foremost among these was the academic pillar, which involved monitoring academic progress and evaluating the conduct of examinations, alongside highlighting community-oriented programs and service activities.

The meeting also discussed training, qualification, and capacity-building efforts undertaken by the various faculties, deanships, and departments. These initiatives aim to enhance institutional performance and improve staff efficiency, contributing to the achievement of the university's strategic goals and objectives.

Furthermore, Professor Mohamed Elamin Kabor reviewed the key quality standards applied at White Nile University, emphasizing the importance of adhering to performance indicators and both academic and institutional accreditation standards. He highlighted the need to foster a culture of quality and continuous evaluation to support the university's path toward development and excellence, ultimately enhancing its capacity to fulfill its academic and societal mission.