@inproceedings{library_repository701,
       booktitle = {SEAAIR 2004 China Conference },
           title = {IR and the Quest for Q in ODL: Managing Institutional Research and Quality at the Open University Malaysia},
          author = { Hairudin Harun},
            year = {2005},
           pages = {41--51},
            note = {Available in Journal of Institutional Research South East Asia (JIRSEA), Vol. 3, No. 1, 2005. The article was presented at SEAAIR 2004 Conference themed ?Entrepreneurial University of the 21st Century? held at Wenzhou, China in late September 2004.},
             url = {https://library.oum.edu.my/repository/701/},
        abstract = {The Open University Malaysia (OUM) started operations on the August of year 2000 
as the seventh private university in Malaysia with a pioneer batch of 400 students. It is 
currently in its fourth year of operation with 25,000 students enrolled in the 
university?s 17 programs. OUM is a private university established by a consortium of 
eleven public universities, thus making it unique, especially in the way it is managed 
and funded. Unlike its stakeholders, OUM is also an open and distance learning (ODL) 
institution ? the first and the only one in Malaysia to date. (Abstract by author)}
}