Abstract
In the present research, we aim to confirm factors for measuring the perceived quality of Information Technology (IT) services within a higher education context. The perceived quality of IT services is complex and is often measured by multi-dimensional constructs, which requires designing a sufficiently valid scale. Drawing upon literature and expert input, this study has identified 5 dimensions of IT service quality. Using an empirical study, we prove that perception of IT Service Quality (ITSQ) has a dimensional structure and can be measured using a 44-item scale which has been satisfactorily validated. A Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA) is applied to confirm the relationship between the items and dimensions. The findings of this study present a scale for measuring ITSQ within higher education.