Governance

Board & Governance

AASRA is governed by a Board of up to eleven members, supported by committees and an independent Accreditation & Ethics Commission.

Board of Directors

Board composition

Board member names, photographs and biographies are published here once appointments and elections are confirmed.

Founding President

Chairs the Board and represents AASRA institutionally.

To be announced

Elected Agency Representative (1)

Elected by the membership.

To be announced

Elected Agency Representative (2)

Elected by the membership.

To be announced

Elected Agency Representative (3)

Elected by the membership.

To be announced

Elected Agency Representative (4)

Elected by the membership.

To be announced

Elected Agency Representative (5)

Elected by the membership.

To be announced

Elected Agency Representative (6)

Elected by the membership.

To be announced

AArU Representative

Nominated by the Association of Arab Universities.

To be announced

Arab University Representative

Represents member universities.

To be announced

International Education Expert

Independent sector expertise.

To be announced

Quality & Ethics Expert

Independent standards and compliance expertise.

To be announced

Structure

Responsibilities and terms of office

  • The Board sets strategy, approves standards and oversees the association's finances.
  • Elected agency representatives serve fixed, renewable terms defined in the statutes.
  • Institutional seats are nominated by AArU and partner universities.
  • Standing committees cover membership, accreditation standards, events and professional development.

Independent body

Accreditation & Ethics Commission

Composition

  • • Two AArU representatives
  • • Two university representatives
  • • One agency representative
  • • One international education expert
  • • One independent quality or legal expert

Responsibilities

  • • Accreditation review
  • • Accreditation standards
  • • Complaints
  • • Professional conduct
  • • Appeals
  • • Suspension and revocation decisions