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Sri Lankan Journal of Human Resource ManagementVol.5, No.l, 2015Management Education and Employability Skills: Business’ Looking for More than a Quali Mgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurveyity Major in Graduates: Can Academe Get-with-it? Yes*!Dharma deSilva. FPPBA. FCMI (UK)1 (Fulbright Senior Specialist on special assignment with Ministry of Higher Education & UGC Sri Lanka. 2012-14)■*} ei. Ilf can (Io it together by contiilKony curriculum Improvement for excellence •& relevance to c Mgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurveyhanging times and markets: faculty research productivity, instructionaldearning development and dialogue wHh advisory councils oj top executives in buMgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurvey
sinesS'industry. alumni Á stakeholders to foster a ‘sharedfuture through co-creation' - the Pan Pacific XXXỈ Conference theme - in advancing managemenSri Lankan Journal of Human Resource ManagementVol.5, No.l, 2015Management Education and Employability Skills: Business’ Looking for More than a Quali Mgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurvey, Employability SkillsAbstractThis paper presents information on employability skills that a wealth of literature and surveys have portrayed to show attributes. abilities and skills employers seek beyond qualm majors to engage tn the workplace of a globally- competitive marketplace. It describes the Mgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurvey mam findings, and outline aspects where more attention is required to stimulate the nest stage of'professional engagement and reflection, as part ofMgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurvey
die coni inning process of shaping and influencing the curriculum to meet employability. the changes reshaping the rtew world economic, trade and busiSri Lankan Journal of Human Resource ManagementVol.5, No.l, 2015Management Education and Employability Skills: Business’ Looking for More than a Quali Mgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurvey lists the findings of a large number of Slaveys that can benefit the academics to pay heed, collaborate with advisory councils of business leaders and adapt measures to facilitate continuous curriculum improvement for relevance, excellence, quality and employability skills. 'lire paper concludes: Y Mgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurveyes the academics rail -gel with it', in collaboration with rill stakeholders, especially arh isory councils of lop executives and alumni Not left to PMgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurvey
undits alone and relates to the theme of the. Pan Pacific XXXI Confab: Designing the Shared Future through Co-Creatton . Yes - what It takes IS collabSri Lankan Journal of Human Resource ManagementVol.5, No.l, 2015Management Education and Employability Skills: Business’ Looking for More than a Quali Mgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurveyitecture for continuous < writ ida relevant e. to meet employ-ability skills'' Sample questions in Appendix is for a comprehensive survey to enable validity of factors for curricula excellenceMgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurvey
gement across cultures, coupled with the rise of a large middle class especially in emerging markets, creating an intelligent consumption universe, foSri Lankan Journal of Human Resource ManagementVol.5, No.l, 2015Management Education and Employability Skills: Business’ Looking for More than a Quali Mgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurveyn HBR article identified ‘‘How Business Schools Lost Their Way" and critics like Hansen (2011) said ‘ Business Schools Have an Identity Crisis” and others join as Harvard. like many leading universities today, in facing intense criticism for failing to imparl essential skills, convey qualities of et Mgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurveyhical conduct and prepare leaders among graduates to succeed in corporate management positions. These criticisms come not just Iromz>. Dharma dcSitva,Mgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurvey
Rudd Distinguished Fellow, Professor A Director, Center for Lnwnanonal Business Advancement (CĨBA) Olid Chair, World Trade. Council of Wichita Inc,BaSri Lankan Journal of Human Resource ManagementVol.5, No.l, 2015Management Education and Employability Skills: Business’ Looking for More than a Quali Mgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurveyborate with AACSB Asia Chief to engage the UGC.r 14 government universities with Management Studies, and assist in rh« accreditation process. From his Report on Management Education Quality and FmpioyaMtty issues, this paper brings an irnensory of comparative studies'sioveys to highlight the finding Mgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurveys.'lssues of management education relevance to employabtluy skills World-Wide. and what leading untvertmes are. doing and what can be. done nirli busiMgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurvey
ness advisory councils and stakeholders to continuous curricula reforms towards relevancy and currency- to meet the new world order businetsimanagenalSri Lankan Journal of Human Resource ManagementVol.5, No.l, 2015Management Education and Employability Skills: Business’ Looking for More than a Quali Mgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurveyrvo Dr. Maud Chand and support of Dr Sunil Xawaratne- MỮHE Secretary of Higher Education. Dr. Ranyth Senarome. Etc* Chatr-UGC. Dr Eileen Peacock. Chief AACSB Asia, and Dr. Gomini Gunawardane. Pr ofessor CSU-Fullerron during Fulbright Senior Specialist visits in 20ÌÌ-2DỈ4 and thonk Hon 'bìe Minister Mgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurveyVice Chancellors. Deans 'Dtrectors. Chairs and faculty members of Management Studies in Sn Lanka universities, and business leaders of founding NotionMgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurvey
al Council for the Advancement of Management EducationfNACAME.) 'for insights and inputs that facilitated this research Dr Dharma deSilva was rhe firsSri Lankan Journal of Human Resource ManagementVol.5, No.l, 2015Management Education and Employability Skills: Business’ Looking for More than a Quali Mgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurveyioneered rhe integrated management education model ar Bachelor s (4-year) and 2-year MBA’MPA and MEcon in mtd-1 W) s during the eminent leadership of ỉĩce Chancellor Dr. Waipola Rahula - the model is now adapied'emuiated by all Sri Lanka universities. Dr. deSilva '1 initiative, w orking with MOHE. U Mgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurveyGC and universities: brought AACSB Asia chief to conduct seminars: ".Management Education Quality £ .1.4CS5 Standards 'Accreditation Process" in 201ĨMgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurvey
<& 2014 which resulted USJP. the first to Join the prestigious AACSB membership roster of the leading Business Management Schools m rhe world.1Sri LanSri Lankan Journal of Human Resource ManagementVol.5, No.l, 2015Management Education and Employability Skills: Business’ Looking for More than a Quali Mgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurveyous business schools and management studies programs in USA and rest of the world. If the number of reform efforts under way is any indication, many deans agree with this charge for continuous improvement of management education quality to meet 21” century managerial skill-grid needs. Likewise, the Mgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurveyAACSB type Accreditation Standards challenge educators to pursue excellence and continuous improvement throughout their business programs to meet skilMgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurvey
l needs.The world is becoming a global village and businesses arc making fundamental shifts in the way they organize and operate in the new world econSri Lankan Journal of Human Resource ManagementVol.5, No.l, 2015Management Education and Employability Skills: Business’ Looking for More than a Quali Mgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurveyplex needs of the work place (Andrews and iligson 2008). It is imperative (hat business schools should evaluate their curriculum and offerings continuously so that they arc preparing their students to match the employer needs of the new world’s workplace (Ali Rassuli et.al.2012). Significantly, afte Mgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurveyr the recent global economic crisis, the discontent in the market for management education relevance and shortfall of employability skills has coincidMgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurvey
ed with a wave of criticism from employers and media that concerns academe. Another criticism is that ‘management has become a science talks to itselfSri Lankan Journal of Human Resource ManagementVol.5, No.l, 2015Management Education and Employability Skills: Business’ Looking for More than a Quali Mgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurveyhip between their studies and future career options; and/or employer expectations of employability attributes and skills in a rapidly changing business landscape. Similar points were made in the 2010 book Rethinking the MBA, written by Srikanl Dalar. Patrick Cullen, and David Garvin, The authors cla Mgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurveyimed that business schools' excessive emphasis on quantitative and theoretical analysis had created academic wizards of numbers rather than leaders ofMgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurvey
business. In his new book. “From Higher Aims to Hired Hands: The Social Transformation of American Business Schools and the Unfulfilled Promise of MaSri Lankan Journal of Human Resource ManagementVol.5, No.l, 2015Management Education and Employability Skills: Business’ Looking for More than a Quali Mgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurveyecome unmoored from its original purpose and whose contemporary stale is in many ways antithetical to the goals of professional education itself.” He also explains how business schools have evolved over the past century, in many cases drifting from their original intent of making management a profes Mgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurveysion”.Similarly, Roger Thompson (2007) just before the global economic crisis, in 11BS Alumni “The Rise of Leadership as a Mission” asked, that, “withMgt_Ed_EmploySkillsPaperwAppendixSurvey
the demise of managerialism, do business schools retain any genuine academic or societal mission?”. He cited seminal article by HRS Professor AbrahamGọi ngay
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