Open-access Quality regulations in Higher Education in Chile and its contribution to quality assurance and improvement in the experience of a state university

The impact of quality regulations on Higher Education is not always based on objective evidence. This study analyzes the effect of such regulations on quality assurance and improvement in universities, based on the institutional accreditation results of a Chilean public university that progressively increased its accreditation period and simultaneously showed significant changes in academic and management quality indicators. In this case, it is evident that national quality regulations had a positive impact on both the quality assurance and quality improvement outcomes of the university.

Accreditation; Higher Education; Universities; Quality Assurance; Quality Improvement; Chile

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