The Quality Assurance and Strategic Planning Centre at the Arabian Gulf University (AGU) held a series of faculty development workshops titled "How to Complete Updated Course, Programme, and Report Specification Forms."

The sessions aimed to clarify the requirements for completing course and programme specifications and reports for faculty members, as part of the University’s framework for the institutional accreditation process.

Commenting on this, Dr Ghazi Al Otaibi, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Scientific Research at AGU, stated: "These workshops represent a significant step toward upgrading the quality of education at the University. By empowering faculty members to practically understand and apply academic accreditation requirements, we are contributing to the improvement of the educational process and delivering academic programmes that meet international standards. This reflects our unwavering commitment to achieving academic excellence."

The workshops aim to elevate faculty members' understanding and support their participation in completing course, programme, and report specifications, in alignment with the standards of the National Centre for Academic Accreditation and Evaluation (NCAAA) and best practices in quality assurance.

This initiative reflects the University’s ongoing commitment to sustainable academic improvement and excellence, while empowering faculty members to prepare and deliver high-quality academic programmes that support the accreditation process and programme development.

Additionally, the workshops feature interactive discussions and practical sessions designed to enable programme coordinators to exchange experiences, standardise practices, and improve the overall quality of academic reporting.