The Influence of Governance on Competence and Partnership in Higher Education

The study assesses the influence of governance on competence and partnership in university education in The Gambia using the situation as a mediating factor in a trilateral relationship. The study applied a questionnaire survey design using three universities as the study population. The PLS-SEM approach assesses the measurements and structural models. The study's findings established that governance significantly influences competence and partnership in university education in The Gambia. However, the situation as an environmental factor lacks the mediation capacity in the trilateral relationship. The study outcome shows differences, but only two were significantly contextual in relation to governance. The study recommends further research that adopts a qualitative approach to help provide a proper understanding of university governance in The Gambia.

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Jurnal Ilmiah Aset
Published
2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.37470/1.26.2.242
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Educational Innovations and Challenges
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The Influence of Governance on Competence and Partnership in Higher Education

Gibriel Badjie, Lamin B Jammeh, Banna Sawaneh, Lang Sanyang
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Educational Innovations and Challenges
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The Influence of Governance on Competence and Partnership in Higher Education

Gibriel Badjie, Lamin B Jammeh, Banna Sawaneh, Lang Sanyang
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Abstract

The study assesses the influence of governance on competence and partnership in university education in The Gambia using the situation as a mediating factor in a trilateral relationship. The study applied a questionnaire survey design using three universities as the study population. The PLS-SEM approach assesses the measurements and structural models. The study's findings established that governance significantly influences competence and partnership in university education in The Gambia. However, the situation as an environmental factor lacks the mediation capacity in the trilateral relationship. The study outcome shows differences, but only two were significantly contextual in relation to governance. The study recommends further research that adopts a qualitative approach to help provide a proper understanding of university governance in The Gambia.

Jurnal Ilmiah AsetVol. 26(2)
University of the Gambia (GM)
Openalex Percentile: Top 74%
Educational Innovations and Challenges
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