Titlebook: Rethinking Business Schools; Julian C. Sulej Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2015 business.fundin

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The Starting Point deal of debate regarding what universities and their business schools should look like in the future. Much of this debate has centred on ‘what’ needs to be changed rather than ‘how’ things can be changed, given the current reality of university and business-school structures here in the UK. A great

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Tier 1 — Case Study 1: University Atute, in the first quarter of the 19th century. In the last quarter of the 19th century the initial institute was turned into a technical skills-based school focused on industrial requirements and improving literacy and numeracy in the working population. The second institution that forms the other

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Tier 1 — Case Study 2: University Bhe county administration. University B is currently located on a 700-acre campus that was formed from an initial site of 400 acres plus the purchase of adjoining land and the amalgamation of a local college of education with the main university institution. The initial UG body was less than 500 stud

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Financial Management and Funding Implicationsent and established models in terms of structure and finance for higher education in the UK are no longer fit for purpose and need radical change. Equally, the current author would argue that this perspective, that of radical change, is also required in order that UK business schools are able to suc

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Faculty and Students of the Futureng demands for different skills and perspectives in terms of faculty members. These entail factors that are potentially important at the individual level of universities and business schools. For example, demands related to research, teaching, administration and the impact of online technology, and

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