Individual issues

The Quality World Winter 2025 issue will be available on 3 December 2025. On this date, the magazine will be made available in the Quality Learning Hub for members who have added the course, or non-members who have purchased.

You can purchase or add to the Quality Learning Hub now and receive an email notification when the issue is ready to view.

The Quality World Autumn 2025 issue will be available on 23 September 2025. On this date, the magazine will be made available in the Quality Learning Hub for members who have added the course, or non-members who have purchased.

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The Quality World Winter 2025 issue will be available on 2 July 2025. On this date, the magazine will be made available in the Quality Learning Hub for members who have added the course, or non-members who have purchased.

You can purchase or add to the Quality Learning Hub now and receive an email notification when the issue is ready to view.

The Quality World Winter 2025 issue will be available on 26 March 2025. On this date, the magazine will be made available in the Quality Learning Hub for members who have added the course, or non-members who have purchased.

You can purchase or add to the Quality Learning Hub now and receive an email notification when the issue is ready to view.

This edition of Quality World meets professionals in quality striving to achieve the best – in international quality bodies, defence, housing, auditing, construction and engineering and the energy sector.

This edition of Quality World marks the first meeting, on 1 April 1919, of the organisation that is today the Chartered Quality Institute. As well as the centenary celebrations, the issue features the growing issue of space debris, and a research project exploring the challenges faced by management in implementing good quality.

This issue of Quality World looks around the world at examples of quality in action from Ugandan healthcare, to Dutch confectionary and Kenyan jewellery. Plus, new technology is driving further advances in shipping, bringing benefits to safety, efficiency and environmental impact.

This issue of Quality World focuses on quality as a force for good, and includes interviews with a quality team working in a refugee resettlement service and a director of quality assurance in a biotechnology company. QW meets a group who have been involved in the UK’s pioneering improvement apprenticeships.

This issue of Quality World features experienced quality professionals looking back at their own careers in quality and the development of the profession. Other articles include the importance of maintaining quality and listening to feedback from customers, and an archaeology firm whose quality-centric ethos helps them to bring the past alive.

The next generation is this month’s focus in Quality World. Can we even guess what skills the next generation in quality will need? The CQI’s Next Generation Network and our readers offer suggestions. There are also articles on how the digital revolution is changing building design and construction, and the newest innovations in motorways.