KCA University aspires to provide accessible, current, and relevant education with an end product of students and graduates equipped with adequate knowledge, skills, ethos, and attitudes that are relevant and aligned to the demands of the global labour market. The Directorate of Quality Assurance (DQA) has the vital role of safeguarding and guaranteeing the standards and quality of the University’s educational provisions.

KCA University aspires to provide accessible, current, and relevant education with an end product of students and graduates equipped with adequate knowledge, skills, ethos, and attitudes that are relevant and aligned to the demands of the global labour market. The Directorate of Quality Assurance (DQA) has the vital role of safeguarding and guaranteeing the standards and quality of the University’s educational provisions. Important to the attainment of this responsibility is the development of an effective internal quality assurance system. The quality assurance system is predicated upon cooperation between the University’s academic and administrative units. Much of the quality assurance work is performed by the departmental academic boards, School academic boards and postgraduate studies committees, and the Senate while the administrative units provide assistance and support such as management information system (ERP system), budgeting, and ensuring infrastructure and facilities meet required standards of quality. The quality assurance system is intended to promote quality throughout the University and to ensure that principles of quality assurances are embedded and sustained within and across all units of the University.

The Directorate of Quality Assurance Office has the mandate of monitoring, evaluating, and improving the quality and standards of teaching, scholarship, research, student learning experience, and service to the community. The directorate further ensures that all internal quality assurance mechanisms are conducted in line with the provisions of, KCA University Charter and Statutes, The Universities Act of 2012, CUE’s Universities Regulations of 2014, and the principles and guidelines for quality assurance in Higher Education in East Africa as provided by the Inter-University Council of East Africa (IUCEA).