The activities of Quality Week continue at Al-Ahgaff University under the patronage of the University President, Professor Abdullah Mohammed Baharoon, as part of the University’s developmental programs aimed at enhancing academic and administrative performance. The week features a series of scientific and academic lectures designed to promote quality culture across the University.

On Wednesday evening, Dr. Saleh Ba'awudan delivered a lecture titled “Quality Standards in the Educational Process and Their Impact on Graduates,” targeting fourth-level students at the Faculty of Sharia and Law in Tarim.

The lecture addressed the importance of implementing quality standards in the educational process and their role in improving university learning outcomes. Dr. Ba'awudan emphasized how adherence to quality principles contributes to preparing graduates who possess both academic and professional competencies, enabling them to meet labor market demands and serve the community effectively.

He also reviewed key academic quality standards and their positive impact on students’ academic achievement, stressing that commitment to quality represents a fundamental pillar in building an effective and sustainable higher education system.

The lecture witnessed notable student engagement through active participation, questions, and discussions, which enriched the session and contributed to deepening the educational benefits.