Emerging Paradigms in International Management Education

The Global Business Environment:

Emerging Paradigms in International Management Education

Management & Education Conclave 2012

Taaleem College of International Studies

21-22 December

Professor Jeremy B Williams

Director

Asia Pacific Management Centre

Griffith Business School

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2010: “India needs additional 800 universities, 35,000 colleges in next ten years”

Kapil Sibal

Today’s date …

13 March 2017

The crème-de-la-crème … IIM-A convocation ceremony, 26 March 2011

There are currently no Indian universities in the world rankings

Today’s date …

13 March 2017

15 October 2012

‘Employability of MBA graduates at dismal low: report’

Today’s date …

13 March 2017

National Employability Report MBA Graduates, Annual Report 2012

Data from the graduate class of 2011 covering 32,000 students from 220-plus MBA schools derived from AMCAT (Aspiring Minds Computer Adaptive Assessment)

India’s largest employability assessment and is recognised by more than 50 companies

Employability in area of Operations is 15.04%)

In corporate (B2B) sales, it is just

10.56% half of that in consumer (B2C) sales (21.72%)

Employability is below 10% for functional roles in fields such as HR (9.63%), finance (7.69%) and

marketing (6.99%)

In the analyst function, employability is just 7.98%

In business consulting roles, it is

as low as 2.5%

To break the mold we need:

Expertise

Competition

Capital

Engaging 21st century learners requires a new pedagogy

rethinking of learning spaces

F l e x i b l e delivery

life styles …learning styles

socially mediated,

participatorypedagogy

Texts no longer just about the consumption of content

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Mr Rohit Sarin

‘Business schools need to make a conscious effort to bridge the gap between theory and practice’

Authentic assessment … the bridge between theory andpractice

Technology … creating authentic

learning environments

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Employers need critically thinking problem-solvers

Rather than test-passers

Learners can no longer ‘mug up’

The First Law of the Internet states that the answer is on the Internet. Therefore the quest is no longer “Where to find the answer” but “How to word the question”.

− Randi

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Internationalisation as a source of disruptive innovation

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influx of international students

influx of international faculty

Innovative collaborations between international institutions …

Post Graduate Diploma in International Business

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