MAKING MANAGEMENT EDUCATION EFFECTIVE

Abstract

(i) The development of management education The period since World War II has witnessed the rapid development of management education in the United Kingdom. This growth has been particularly pronounced in the past ten to fifteen years. During this time the educational activities of many professional bodies have increased: colleges, polytechnics, and universities have introduced certificate, diploma, undergraduate, postgraduate and post‐experience courses, the Industrial Training Act has given an impetus to management education and the business schools have been founded. Management education has become a major activity and a major business.

Citation

Cowell, D. (1975), "MAKING MANAGEMENT EDUCATION EFFECTIVE", Management Decision, Vol. 13 No. 2, pp. 83-86. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb001068