Quality Management Systems Manager

    A quality management system (QMS) is defined as a formal system that documents processes, procedures, and responsibilities for achieving quality policies and objectives. It helps instill confidence in the organization by meeting stakeholder needs and therefore supports us in reaching more stakeholders. It also meets the need to comply with regulations, ensure that products and services are delivered in a cost- and resource-efficient manner, and create room for growth.

    Advantages of  QMS at our university are:

• Defining, improving and controlling processes,

• Identifying risks,

• Preventing errors,

• Facilitating educational opportunities,

• Ensuring staff participation,

• Creation of competency-based job descriptions

    Each element of the quality management system helps achieve the main goals of meeting the needs of stakeholders and our university.

    In this context, our University's QMS Manager ensures that our activities are coordinated and directed to meet stakeholder and regulatory requirements and to continuously improve their effectiveness and efficiency.