Quality Risk Management.

Introduction

Risk has been defined by ‘the threat that an action or event will adversely affect an organisations ability to achieve its objectives’. (HEFCE/Deloitte & Touche, Risk Management ‘Good Practice’ Guide February 2000, para 1.2). 'Risk management' has become the standard requirement for the corporate governance of organisations in the public sector.

Due to these requirements Higher Education Institutions have begun to examine their risk management strategies for the quality and standards of their academic provision.

Project Aims.
 

Explore the potential for applying ‘risk management’ techniques in the field of a  academic quality assurance. 

Develop ‘cost-effective’ techniques for managing quality and standards in the ‘high risk’ higher education environment.

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