Abstract

The objective of the research was to highlight the role of strategic monitoring in the management of high containment at the level of the Northern Technical University and its affiliated formations. The problem of the current research stemmed from raising the following question: “Does strategic monitoring, in its various dimensions, contribute to enhancing the management of high containment? The Northern Technical University and its affiliated formations were selected as a field of conducting the study, owing to the significance of the subject dealt with and the importance that characterizes the study sample in the university under study. The analytical descriptive approach was adopted in this research and the relevant data were analyzed by collecting data from an intentionally chosen sample consisting of (university president, university vice president, deans, dean assistants, heads of department and directors) who were (133) respondents. (133) questionnaires were distributed to the respondents, where (112) questionnaires were retrieved which were valid for statistical analysis. This indicates that the percentage of questionnaires valid for analysis was (84.2%) of the total distributed questionnaires, whereas the representation of the sample within the community was (84.2%) based on the questionnaire that included (35) items. The researcher adopted the (SPSS.V.22) program to verify the research hypotheses, which were adopted according to what was stated in the hypothetical scheme of the research, according to which the correlation and effect correlation were determined through the variables of the study and the dimensions. The study reached a set of results, the most important one is that there is a significant effect of strategic monitoring in the management of high containment at the macro and micro levels in the Northern Technical University and its affiliate formations. This clearly shows that there is an instrumental role for strategic monitoring dimensions in activating the dimensions of high containment management.