Abstract

Quality assurance in higher education is a pressing global concern, with particular challenges in implementation and maintenance evident in developing nations like Bangladesh. This study addresses the multifaceted challenges facing higher education in Bangladesh, including financial, political, cultural, bureaucratic, and governmental obstacles. Through a focused examination, this research proposes a methodology for continuously developing higher educational institutions, emphasizing the trouble-free sustainability of changes. By shifting from current inefficient policies to a task-oriented approach rooted in the kaizen philosophy, this study aims to enhance the outcomes of higher education institutions in Bangladesh. Embedding the kaizen concept within quality assurance initiatives holds promise for elevating Bangladesh’s standing in the global education landscape. By embracing kaizen principles, higher education institutions in Bangladesh can incrementally overcome challenges and enhance educational quality, thereby contributing to sustainable development objectives and positioning Bangladesh as a leader in global education.

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