Mind Your Education

Sharat Kumar

Paradigm, 2004, vol. 8, issue 1, 15-19

Abstract: This speech tries to highlight some glaring deficiencies in management education. Management courses are being run by a number of institutions. But except for a small fraction of these institutions, most of them provide poor quality education. We need to implement a system to ensure minimum quality standards. The teachers need to be given formal training so that knowledge is transferred meaningfully to the students. There are several qualities that a good manager must inculcate. However, these are not part of the present curriculum of management courses. Education should also inculcate the art of living joyfully.

Date: 2004
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