CEEMAN IQA is an accreditation established by CEEMAN, an international association for management development. The accreditation evaluates management education institutions on internationally recognized quality standards as well as their relevance to customer and market needs. It assesses institutions across 7 areas including strategy, governance, research, education, resources, innovation, and social responsibility. The accreditation emphasizes that while missions and needs vary, certain global quality standards should be met. It recognizes excellence based on an overall assessment rather than scores in each individual area.
Stoà was founded in 1988 by IRI Group ( Institute for Industrial Reconstruction) Among the partners supporting the start-up of Stoà was the Sloan School of Management of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) . Under the guidance of this Business school, Stoà became an excellence center for management culture embedded both in the local milieu and in a wide circuit of international relationships. Romano Prodi Tiziano Treu David Norman Don Lessard Richard Locke David Ulrich Lester Thurow of MIT at Stoà
The document provides information about Kaizen School of Business Management, including its vision, mission, programs offered, faculty, examination process, alumni, accreditations, and benefits of the programs. The vision is to be a top-class institution for excellence in knowledge and character. The mission is to facilitate global competitiveness through leaders equipped with state-of-the-art management knowledge. A variety of programs are offered, from diplomas to doctorates, using case studies and a unique examination process. The school has strong industry and alumni connections.
The document summarizes executive education programs offered by the Center for Professional Development at Saint Joseph's University. It provides information on the center's areas of expertise including marketing, leadership, innovation, and data analytics. It describes the center's customized approach to developing programs that meet organizations' unique needs and objectives. It also provides details about the university and Haub School of Business, noting their accreditation and rankings.
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This document discusses the need for assessment centers in business schools (B-schools) to develop student competencies and skills readiness. It notes that while the number of B-schools and students has increased, the quality of education provided and employment outcomes have varied. The document reviews literature supporting the role of assessment centers in enhancing quality, identifying hidden talents, guiding career development, and reducing the gap between industry needs and academic curriculum. It aims to provide a framework for assessment and development centers in B-schools to help assure quality and prepare students for careers.
Skyline Knowledge Centre is one of the most reputed and reliable business professional school in India that can boost your career by joining the relevant courses in which you are interested. SKYLINE is offering the latest training programs in diverse domains like Consultancy Services, Jobs Placements, Business Research, Trainings Offered, Tourism Courses, PGDM etc.
This document is an executive summary and resume for Dr. Kevin Wilhelmsen. It outlines his experience in higher education leadership, consulting, and teaching. Some key points:
- He has over 15 years of experience in higher education administration, including roles as Dean of Specialized Programs and Assistant Dean at the University of Phoenix.
- His areas of expertise include leadership, strategic planning, innovation in higher education, and accreditation.
- He also has experience in consulting, including serving as an accreditation site team evaluator and external program reviewer.
- Dr. Wilhelmsen has a PhD in Business Administration and teaches both undergraduate and graduate business courses. He has published and presented on topics related to higher
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RIT is global university based in Rochester New York mainly students and faculty come from international campuses around the world.
Our mission is to educate students to be successful and competitive in a global society, create an awareness with regard to the world around them and understanding cultural differences.
We operate in five different countries and currently provides a quality study abroad programs in Croatia, Dubai and Kosovo.
Stoà was founded in 1988 by IRI Group ( Institute for Industrial Reconstruction) Among the partners supporting the start-up of Stoà was the Sloan School of Management of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) . Under the guidance of this Business school, Stoà became an excellence center for management culture embedded both in the local milieu and in a wide circuit of international relationships. Romano Prodi Tiziano Treu David Norman Don Lessard Richard Locke David Ulrich Lester Thurow of MIT at Stoà
The document provides information about Kaizen School of Business Management, including its vision, mission, programs offered, faculty, examination process, alumni, accreditations, and benefits of the programs. The vision is to be a top-class institution for excellence in knowledge and character. The mission is to facilitate global competitiveness through leaders equipped with state-of-the-art management knowledge. A variety of programs are offered, from diplomas to doctorates, using case studies and a unique examination process. The school has strong industry and alumni connections.
The document summarizes executive education programs offered by the Center for Professional Development at Saint Joseph's University. It provides information on the center's areas of expertise including marketing, leadership, innovation, and data analytics. It describes the center's customized approach to developing programs that meet organizations' unique needs and objectives. It also provides details about the university and Haub School of Business, noting their accreditation and rankings.
M M Bagali, PhD, Research paper, MBA Faculty, HRM, HR, HRD, PhD in HR and Man...dr m m bagali, phd in hr
This document discusses the need for assessment centers in business schools (B-schools) to develop student competencies and skills readiness. It notes that while the number of B-schools and students has increased, the quality of education provided and employment outcomes have varied. The document reviews literature supporting the role of assessment centers in enhancing quality, identifying hidden talents, guiding career development, and reducing the gap between industry needs and academic curriculum. It aims to provide a framework for assessment and development centers in B-schools to help assure quality and prepare students for careers.
Skyline Knowledge Centre is one of the most reputed and reliable business professional school in India that can boost your career by joining the relevant courses in which you are interested. SKYLINE is offering the latest training programs in diverse domains like Consultancy Services, Jobs Placements, Business Research, Trainings Offered, Tourism Courses, PGDM etc.
This document is an executive summary and resume for Dr. Kevin Wilhelmsen. It outlines his experience in higher education leadership, consulting, and teaching. Some key points:
- He has over 15 years of experience in higher education administration, including roles as Dean of Specialized Programs and Assistant Dean at the University of Phoenix.
- His areas of expertise include leadership, strategic planning, innovation in higher education, and accreditation.
- He also has experience in consulting, including serving as an accreditation site team evaluator and external program reviewer.
- Dr. Wilhelmsen has a PhD in Business Administration and teaches both undergraduate and graduate business courses. He has published and presented on topics related to higher
Overview of mba in rochester institute of technology dubaiRit Dubai
RIT is global university based in Rochester New York mainly students and faculty come from international campuses around the world.
Our mission is to educate students to be successful and competitive in a global society, create an awareness with regard to the world around them and understanding cultural differences.
We operate in five different countries and currently provides a quality study abroad programs in Croatia, Dubai and Kosovo.
The International Management Program (IMP) is a 21-day program divided into two modules designed to develop the skills, knowledge, and awareness of emerging international managers from global companies. The first module takes place at Duke University and focuses on leadership, collaboration, and strategic skills. The second module in Sweden reinforces these skills and covers topics like communication, change management, and working internationally. The program brings together 10-15 managers from various backgrounds and countries to learn from faculty and each other. It aims to prepare managers for more complex roles through an intensive, experiential learning process.
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In this tech-savvy world, we all get drawn towards the professional way of doing things. The flourishing corporate culture is evident of the world’s inclination towards critical thinking and hard core professionalism. As a consequence of the remarkable growth of the business sector in India, more and more young and aspiring individuals are getting attracted towards this highly competitive industry.
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Linking to Excellence: best practice in university/corporate partnershipsAlan Bruce
An overview of the themes, issues and strategies in developing university/corporate partnerships at a time of systemic change and pervasive technologies. Presented at the Pearson Colloquium for Brazilian higher education and university rectors in Campinas, Brazil (26.8.2014)
To Study the Role of Quality Management System to Improve Effectiveness of Qu...lalikjan
Quality Management System (QMS) is a permanent feature of all renowned universities of the world. Earlier it was perceived that Quality Management is only an area which may be applied in manufacturing and other Engineering sectors of life. However, now this trend has been changed and quality assurance agencies of the world are giving due emphasis to apply QMS in education industry. This cultural change ultimately improves the quality of education and services as well. Higher Education of Pakistan has taken revolutionary steps in this regard and now Quality Assurance program is running in good number of universities of Public and private sectors. As per Higher Education Commission compulsions, all public and private universities of Pakistan are required to establish their Quality Enhancement Cells (QECs). There are multiple challenges, hindrances and reluctant behaviors in the way of QMS. The first and important hurdle is the cultural change and i.e quality culture. Furthermore, the implementation of quality culture may measure and evaluate educational performance of the process, and may be used for the evaluation of strengths and weaknesses. This programme may contribute for credibility and standardization of academic programmes. Different world wide recognized quality parameters like ISO 9001-2008, International Workshop Agreement-2 (IWA-2) certification may be accredited to different university programmes. This will increase the level of motivation, credibility and recognition both for students and the teachers. A thorough study has been conducted in university of Karachi (International Relations Department) Pakistan and existing trends, facts and quality culture parameters are evaluated in this paper.
This document provides an overview of WorldHRBoard's HR training and consulting programs. It outlines the various scholarship schemes including the Fellowship and Licentiate programs. Details are provided on the term-wise plans, eligibility requirements, locations, and program architecture. The curriculum is divided into modules covering topics like recruitment, compensation, learning and development, and more. Testimonials are shared from past participants praising the programs for their practical knowledge and application to various HR functions.
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World HR Board is the educational wing of Middle Earth HR, the world's seventh largest HR training company. Formerly known as Asian HR Board (AHRB), it was started with an objective of building global change agents in the practice of HR (Research and collaborative learning).
Hierank Business School aims to provide world-class education to ambitious youth through its enriching academic curriculum and state-of-the-art infrastructure, which together create a stimulating learning environment. The number of students enrolling in the school's MBA program is increasing each year in response to the needs of multifaceted global organizations for reach, scale, and viability in today's global economic scenario, as the program focuses on developing students into visionary, problem-solving business experts of the future.
Organisational Culture and Strategic DirectionsICFAIEDGE
Organisational culture is a major component in shaping the directions of an organisation. While some organisations are conservative in their outlook there are others that are not so conservative - and each has its own positives to write home about. This deck outlines how organisational culture helps shape its strategic directions.
The document discusses best practices for establishing an effective corporate university, including conducting needs assessments, obtaining buy-in through marketing and executive sponsorship, effective staffing, creating a structure with policies and standards, and implementing a learning management system for delivery and tracking. It emphasizes the importance of constant assessment, marketing the university's benefits, aligning staffing with the vision, and establishing a unified system for scheduling and tracking training.
The document provides information about the Cambridge Corporate University MBA program in Creative Thinking. It discusses that the MBA program is unique as the first to focus on developing creative thinking skills. It highlights that CCU is renowned for its quality teaching and focuses on innovation. The program can be completed fully online or on one of CCU's international campuses, allowing flexibility while maintaining high academic standards. It aims to transform students' thinking and prepare them to drive innovation in their organizations.
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Anna University DoMS is one of the premier management institutes in India, established in 1981. It aims to produce global executives for the 21st century through a contemporary curriculum incorporating both theoretical and practical learning. The MBA program has produced over 1500 professionals and is designed to develop leadership and organizing skills. DoMS provides top-notch facilities and encourages cultural and academic pursuits to develop well-rounded individuals. It has a rigorous selection process and strong industry interface to impart robust professionalism along with academic excellence.
Total Quality Management in Higher Education Institutionsfatinnah
This document discusses implementing total quality management (TQM) in higher education. It begins by outlining the importance of higher education for economic development and establishing global leadership. The objectives of the study are then presented, which are to address the low quality of higher education in developing nations, incorporate TQM principles into higher education institutions, and explore TQM strategies. The document provides background on TQM and quality in education. It conceptualizes applying TQM approaches like continuous improvement, customer focus, and top management leadership to higher education. Overall, the document theoretically presents how TQM could help revolutionize higher education systems by improving performance and satisfying stakeholders.
This document provides information about the Shri Dharmasthala Manjunatheshwara Institute for Management Development (SDMIMD). Some key details include:
- SDMIMD is a two-year full time residential Post Graduate Diploma in Management program located in Mysore, Karnataka.
- It has been operating for 23 years and is approved by AICTE and accredited by NBA. The PGDM is equivalent to an MBA.
- SDMIMD has a 180 student intake each year and offers a dual specialization. It has state-of-the-art infrastructure and facilities.
The document provides information about Aventis School of Management, including that it is one of five business schools in Singapore affiliated with the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD). It also describes the Aventis Certified Professional Trainer program, which is an 18-hour skills training program that certifies participants to become professional trainers.
The document provides information about the Indian School of Business Management and Administration (ISBM). It was established in 1992 to enhance careers in business/management through short-duration correspondence courses. ISBM aims to democratize education and provide high-quality education to all regardless of qualifications. It offers flexible management programs to help students pursue careers in business/management without disrupting their current careers. ISBM is accredited by several international organizations and aims to expose students to international management principles and practices.
The document discusses quality assurance and institutional accreditation by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) in India and the role of Internal Quality Assurance Cells (IQACs). It outlines the seven criteria used by NAAC to evaluate institutions, including curricular aspects, teaching-learning and evaluation, research, infrastructure, student support, governance, and innovations. It also describes the composition, aims, and functions of IQACs, which are meant to help institutions develop and maintain quality.
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The document discusses various aspects of institutional quality assurance in higher education. It covers definitions of key terms, the importance of quality culture and continuous improvement. It emphasizes the need for strategic planning, commitment to quality processes, and adapting to changing needs and global challenges through innovation. The overall message is that effective quality assurance requires holistic evaluation and ongoing enhancement efforts.
This document provides an introduction and preface to the revised manual for assessment and accreditation of affiliated/constituent undergraduate and postgraduate colleges by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC). Some key points:
- The revision aims to make the accreditation process more robust, objective, transparent, scalable, and ICT-enabled, based on feedback from stakeholders.
- Separate manuals have been developed for universities, autonomous colleges, and affiliated/constituent colleges.
- Special efforts have been made to customize some quality indicators to different categories of institutions.
- The Self-Study Report continues to be the backbone of the accreditation process.
- The manual
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The School of Management Studies offers a number of courses, which include full-time as well as distant learning courses in various streams of management. It is a matter of pride that this School was the first in the country to introduce MBA course through distant learning for senior defense officers and working executives. This course serves as a measure of rehabilitation for senior army officers and at the same helps working executives to enhance their careers. The department offers quality management education using rigorous multifaceted pedagogy with an effective interface with industry to translate its mission into action. It creates opportunities for its students to develop their understanding of business, social and political environment, to enlarge their ability not only to adjust to change but to become catalyst, and to enhance their ability to conceptualize, decide and communicate. The serene ambience and academic culture of the department with its improved infrastructure provides an ideal environment for the pursuit of academic excellence in management education and research. While the department has achieved high standards of excellence in its academic programmes, it intends to achieve and sustain excellence as one of the leading business schools in India.
The International Management Program (IMP) is a 21-day program divided into two modules designed to develop the skills, knowledge, and awareness of emerging international managers from global companies. The first module takes place at Duke University and focuses on leadership, collaboration, and strategic skills. The second module in Sweden reinforces these skills and covers topics like communication, change management, and working internationally. The program brings together 10-15 managers from various backgrounds and countries to learn from faculty and each other. It aims to prepare managers for more complex roles through an intensive, experiential learning process.
Study management and reach pinnacles of professional successIsbm Gurgaon
In this tech-savvy world, we all get drawn towards the professional way of doing things. The flourishing corporate culture is evident of the world’s inclination towards critical thinking and hard core professionalism. As a consequence of the remarkable growth of the business sector in India, more and more young and aspiring individuals are getting attracted towards this highly competitive industry.
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Linking to Excellence: best practice in university/corporate partnershipsAlan Bruce
An overview of the themes, issues and strategies in developing university/corporate partnerships at a time of systemic change and pervasive technologies. Presented at the Pearson Colloquium for Brazilian higher education and university rectors in Campinas, Brazil (26.8.2014)
To Study the Role of Quality Management System to Improve Effectiveness of Qu...lalikjan
Quality Management System (QMS) is a permanent feature of all renowned universities of the world. Earlier it was perceived that Quality Management is only an area which may be applied in manufacturing and other Engineering sectors of life. However, now this trend has been changed and quality assurance agencies of the world are giving due emphasis to apply QMS in education industry. This cultural change ultimately improves the quality of education and services as well. Higher Education of Pakistan has taken revolutionary steps in this regard and now Quality Assurance program is running in good number of universities of Public and private sectors. As per Higher Education Commission compulsions, all public and private universities of Pakistan are required to establish their Quality Enhancement Cells (QECs). There are multiple challenges, hindrances and reluctant behaviors in the way of QMS. The first and important hurdle is the cultural change and i.e quality culture. Furthermore, the implementation of quality culture may measure and evaluate educational performance of the process, and may be used for the evaluation of strengths and weaknesses. This programme may contribute for credibility and standardization of academic programmes. Different world wide recognized quality parameters like ISO 9001-2008, International Workshop Agreement-2 (IWA-2) certification may be accredited to different university programmes. This will increase the level of motivation, credibility and recognition both for students and the teachers. A thorough study has been conducted in university of Karachi (International Relations Department) Pakistan and existing trends, facts and quality culture parameters are evaluated in this paper.
This document provides an overview of WorldHRBoard's HR training and consulting programs. It outlines the various scholarship schemes including the Fellowship and Licentiate programs. Details are provided on the term-wise plans, eligibility requirements, locations, and program architecture. The curriculum is divided into modules covering topics like recruitment, compensation, learning and development, and more. Testimonials are shared from past participants praising the programs for their practical knowledge and application to various HR functions.
The WHRB Training Programs in Strategic HRMSrinath M
World HR Board is the educational wing of Middle Earth HR, the world's seventh largest HR training company. Formerly known as Asian HR Board (AHRB), it was started with an objective of building global change agents in the practice of HR (Research and collaborative learning).
Hierank Business School aims to provide world-class education to ambitious youth through its enriching academic curriculum and state-of-the-art infrastructure, which together create a stimulating learning environment. The number of students enrolling in the school's MBA program is increasing each year in response to the needs of multifaceted global organizations for reach, scale, and viability in today's global economic scenario, as the program focuses on developing students into visionary, problem-solving business experts of the future.
Organisational Culture and Strategic DirectionsICFAIEDGE
Organisational culture is a major component in shaping the directions of an organisation. While some organisations are conservative in their outlook there are others that are not so conservative - and each has its own positives to write home about. This deck outlines how organisational culture helps shape its strategic directions.
The document discusses best practices for establishing an effective corporate university, including conducting needs assessments, obtaining buy-in through marketing and executive sponsorship, effective staffing, creating a structure with policies and standards, and implementing a learning management system for delivery and tracking. It emphasizes the importance of constant assessment, marketing the university's benefits, aligning staffing with the vision, and establishing a unified system for scheduling and tracking training.
The document provides information about the Cambridge Corporate University MBA program in Creative Thinking. It discusses that the MBA program is unique as the first to focus on developing creative thinking skills. It highlights that CCU is renowned for its quality teaching and focuses on innovation. The program can be completed fully online or on one of CCU's international campuses, allowing flexibility while maintaining high academic standards. It aims to transform students' thinking and prepare them to drive innovation in their organizations.
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Anna University DoMS is one of the premier management institutes in India, established in 1981. It aims to produce global executives for the 21st century through a contemporary curriculum incorporating both theoretical and practical learning. The MBA program has produced over 1500 professionals and is designed to develop leadership and organizing skills. DoMS provides top-notch facilities and encourages cultural and academic pursuits to develop well-rounded individuals. It has a rigorous selection process and strong industry interface to impart robust professionalism along with academic excellence.
Total Quality Management in Higher Education Institutionsfatinnah
This document discusses implementing total quality management (TQM) in higher education. It begins by outlining the importance of higher education for economic development and establishing global leadership. The objectives of the study are then presented, which are to address the low quality of higher education in developing nations, incorporate TQM principles into higher education institutions, and explore TQM strategies. The document provides background on TQM and quality in education. It conceptualizes applying TQM approaches like continuous improvement, customer focus, and top management leadership to higher education. Overall, the document theoretically presents how TQM could help revolutionize higher education systems by improving performance and satisfying stakeholders.
This document provides information about the Shri Dharmasthala Manjunatheshwara Institute for Management Development (SDMIMD). Some key details include:
- SDMIMD is a two-year full time residential Post Graduate Diploma in Management program located in Mysore, Karnataka.
- It has been operating for 23 years and is approved by AICTE and accredited by NBA. The PGDM is equivalent to an MBA.
- SDMIMD has a 180 student intake each year and offers a dual specialization. It has state-of-the-art infrastructure and facilities.
The document provides information about Aventis School of Management, including that it is one of five business schools in Singapore affiliated with the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD). It also describes the Aventis Certified Professional Trainer program, which is an 18-hour skills training program that certifies participants to become professional trainers.
The document provides information about the Indian School of Business Management and Administration (ISBM). It was established in 1992 to enhance careers in business/management through short-duration correspondence courses. ISBM aims to democratize education and provide high-quality education to all regardless of qualifications. It offers flexible management programs to help students pursue careers in business/management without disrupting their current careers. ISBM is accredited by several international organizations and aims to expose students to international management principles and practices.
The document discusses quality assurance and institutional accreditation by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) in India and the role of Internal Quality Assurance Cells (IQACs). It outlines the seven criteria used by NAAC to evaluate institutions, including curricular aspects, teaching-learning and evaluation, research, infrastructure, student support, governance, and innovations. It also describes the composition, aims, and functions of IQACs, which are meant to help institutions develop and maintain quality.
A perspective on institutional quality assuranceguest6e7392
The document discusses various aspects of institutional quality assurance in higher education. It covers definitions of key terms, the importance of quality culture and continuous improvement. It emphasizes the need for strategic planning, commitment to quality processes, and adapting to changing needs and global challenges through innovation. The overall message is that effective quality assurance requires holistic evaluation and ongoing enhancement efforts.
This document provides an introduction and preface to the revised manual for assessment and accreditation of affiliated/constituent undergraduate and postgraduate colleges by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC). Some key points:
- The revision aims to make the accreditation process more robust, objective, transparent, scalable, and ICT-enabled, based on feedback from stakeholders.
- Separate manuals have been developed for universities, autonomous colleges, and affiliated/constituent colleges.
- Special efforts have been made to customize some quality indicators to different categories of institutions.
- The Self-Study Report continues to be the backbone of the accreditation process.
- The manual
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The School of Management Studies offers a number of courses, which include full-time as well as distant learning courses in various streams of management. It is a matter of pride that this School was the first in the country to introduce MBA course through distant learning for senior defense officers and working executives. This course serves as a measure of rehabilitation for senior army officers and at the same helps working executives to enhance their careers. The department offers quality management education using rigorous multifaceted pedagogy with an effective interface with industry to translate its mission into action. It creates opportunities for its students to develop their understanding of business, social and political environment, to enlarge their ability not only to adjust to change but to become catalyst, and to enhance their ability to conceptualize, decide and communicate. The serene ambience and academic culture of the department with its improved infrastructure provides an ideal environment for the pursuit of academic excellence in management education and research. While the department has achieved high standards of excellence in its academic programmes, it intends to achieve and sustain excellence as one of the leading business schools in India.
Benchmarking is used both academically and for management purposes in educational institutions. Academic benchmarking involves establishing standards for student learning and assessing student performance against those standards. Management benchmarking allows institutions to compare their performance to others in areas like training methods and teaching strategies. Accreditation bodies also use benchmarking to establish standards for educational quality and monitor member institutions. The document discusses several accreditation organizations in the Philippines and their multi-phase accreditation process.
The document discusses the revised process for assessment and accreditation of higher education institutions by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) in India. Some key points:
1. The revised process aims to make the accreditation process more robust, objective, transparent, scalable and ICT-enabled, with reduced duration.
2. The revisions are based on feedback from stakeholders like academic experts and institutions. It resulted in developing technology-enabled and user-friendly assessment frameworks.
3. A new manual was developed for the accreditation of dual-mode universities which offer both conventional and distance learning programs, based on inputs from expert committees and stakeholders.
4. The manual will
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The document discusses quality assurance in education. It outlines that quality assurance aims to prevent defects and ensure high quality services for customers. Quality assurance involves organizational structures, responsibilities, processes and resources to implement quality management policies. Higher education institutions have primary responsibility for quality assurance of their programs. The Quality Assurance Cell at University of Education was established in 2005 and works to safeguard teaching, learning and research standards according to HEC guidelines. It develops evaluation mechanisms to assess education quality and continuously enhance it.
This document provides an introduction to NAAC (National Assessment and Accreditation Council) and its processes of assessment and accreditation of higher education institutions in India. Some key details:
- NAAC was established in 1994 as an autonomous body under UGC to assess and accredit institutions of higher education in India.
- The revised assessment and accreditation process adopted from July 2017 aims to make the process more robust, objective, transparent and ICT-enabled.
- The manual was prepared based on feedback from stakeholders and experts, and outlines the quality indicator framework, eligibility criteria, assessment process and outcomes for autonomous colleges seeking accreditation from NAAC.
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This document discusses developing and sustaining a quality culture within an organization. It outlines a three-part test for quality culture, which includes leadership prioritizing quality, clear communication of quality messages, and empowering employees. It then assesses different aspects of quality culture, such as governance structures, compliance activities, metrics, leadership, human resources practices, training, rewards, and information sharing. Finally, it outlines what a high-performing, sustainable quality culture could look like, including employees understanding their quality roles, leadership engagement, communication, training, consistent standards, and institutionalizing lessons learned.
Kingson (Maharaja) Group is committed to establishing a comprehensive platform for quality in higher education. They aim to [1] improve learning quality and efficiency through a systematic quality assurance approach, [2] introduce an enabling learning environment to support knowledge development, and [3] integrate quality components into all areas of development and policymaking. Quality assurance is a process of establishing stakeholder confidence by fulfilling expectations through input, process, and outcome reviews. It requires planning continuous improvement. The group's quality assurance functions include promoting degree standards, reviewing programs and affiliations, establishing standards and qualifications frameworks, and developing evaluation processes.
The document outlines the key stages of an effective management cycle:
1. Planning - Goals are set at both the organizational and individual levels to ensure alignment. SMART goals are used.
2. Monitoring - Goal progress is regularly tracked through check-ins to address any issues and ensure productivity.
3. Reviewing - A performance review evaluates final results and the process used to achieve goals from both manager and employee perspectives.
4. Rewarding - Recognizing and rewarding success through bonuses, promotions, and recognition increases engagement and motivation.
Building a Quality Management System in Higher Educationijtsrd
Undergraduate research on issues of women's empowerment can be promoted in institution. Programmes on population education and premarital counselling can be important activities, which will greatly help college students both boys and girls The quality management systems in higher education can be developed specific to the location objectives of the institution, social environment, expectations of the students and locally available resources. Importantly, more can be learned from each other's experience. Upgradation of quality education in colleges is a universal need. If average colleges feel the need to adopt new initiatives, the better colleges need to create new systems. Prominent institutions in the society need to compete with their own ambitious goal of total quality education. This is the basic purpose of the mass movement towards quality education initiated by assessment and accreditation exercise Mr. Khatik Abdul Raheem ""Building a Quality Management System in Higher Education"" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-3 | Issue-4 , June 2019, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd23986.pdf
Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/humanities-and-the-arts/education/23986/building-a-quality-management-system-in-higher-education/mr-khatik-abdul-raheem
IAO provides international accreditation to schools to ensure they meet international quality standards. IAO's accreditation process involves schools submitting an application providing details about the school. IAO then evaluates the school based on a unique Points Profile System which assigns points across categories such as organizational management, academic management, and institutional performance. The points are calculated to determine an overall score. IAO may also conduct a site visit before deciding whether to grant the school candidacy status, which makes the school eligible for full accreditation and its associated benefits.
The document summarizes Stockholm School of Economics Executive Education. It outlines SSE's mission to strengthen Sweden's competitiveness through research and teaching. SSE aims to be a global benchmark in sustainability, innovation, entrepreneurship, and finance. SSE provides executive education programs that take a CEO perspective and integrate general management topics. It has over 250 researchers across many business areas. SSE ensures high quality through participant feedback, faculty development, and accreditation. It works closely with clients to design impactful assignments addressing real business challenges. SSE offers open and consortium programs in general management, finance, and insurance.
The document summarizes Stockholm School of Economics Executive Education. It outlines SSE's mission to strengthen Sweden's competitiveness through research and teaching. SSE aims to be a global benchmark in sustainability, innovation, entrepreneurship, and finance. SSE provides executive education programs that take a CEO perspective and integrate general management topics. It has over 250 researchers across many business areas. SSE ensures high quality through participant feedback, faculty development, and accreditation. It works closely with clients to design impactful assignments addressing real business challenges. SSE offers open and consortium programs in general management, finance, and insurance.
IAO provides international accreditation to institutions through a unique Points Profile System. The system evaluates institutions across organizational management, academic management, and institutional performance based on internationally recognized standards. IAO's accreditation process involves institutions filling out an application, submitting documents for verification, undergoing an on-site evaluation visit, and working to continuously improve their standards based on IAO's recommendations to achieve full accreditation. This helps benchmark institutions globally and ensure quality education.
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The document summarizes a presentation on using the internationally recognized Investors in People (IiP) business quality standard to improve teaching and learning in higher education. The presentation discusses how IiP can help leaders and managers become more effective and improve teaching quality by focusing on people development. Case studies of three UK universities show how implementing IiP aligned with and demonstrated improvements in governance, student learning, staff support, and quality of provision. The presentation concludes that effectively managing people through standards like IiP can transfer knowledge and benefits to all areas of a university.
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1. IQA
A RECOGNITION OF EXCELLENCE AND RELEVANCE
International Quality Accreditation
2. Foreword
CEEMAN, the International Association for Management
Development in Dynamic Societies, was established in
1993 with the aim of accelerating the growth and qual-
ity of management development in Central and Eastern
Europe. Gradually CEEMAN has become a global network
with more than 200 institutional and individual members
from over 50 countries in Europe, North America, Latin
America, Africa, and Asia.
In 1998, CEEMAN established the INTERNATIONAL
QUALITY ACCREDITATION (“CEEMAN IQA”), which
was specifically designed to enhance the excellence of
management educational institutions operating in the
transitional economies of Central and Eastern Europe,
taking into consideration their specific contexts and
needs.
As CEEMAN grew and developed broader international recognition
and reach beyond Central and Eastern Europe, it has taken into
consideration not only the context in which management education
institutions operate and the needs of their stakeholders but also has
given great emphasis to fostering originality, creativity, innovation
as well as social and ethical contributions to local and international
businesses and academic communities.
3. CEEMAN IQA is now recognized globally as a
high-quality and trustworthy institutional accredita-
tion in the field of management education.
Recent social and economic changes throughout the
world have created new managerial and leadership chal-
lenges. These present opportunities for management and
leadership development, and at the same time require
new knowledge, competences, skills and attitudes. These
development needs require management education
which is responsive and relevant to the challenges.
In 2016 CEEMAN introduced a new accreditation plat-
form where CEEMAN IQA standards directly reflect
CEEMAN’s main intentions which are to encourage its
members firstly to aspire to INTERNATIONALLY RECOG-
NIZED QUALITY STANDARDS and secondly to create
and deliver management education that is RELEVANT TO
THE NEEDS OF THEIR RESPECTIVE ENVIRONMENTS.
These intentions apply to both management education
per se and to fulfilment of broader social and ethical
responsibilities.
With this direction, CEEMAN IQA has become an agent
of change which promotes excellent and relevant man-
agement education and creates a unique international
community of management education institutions which
aspire to continuous progress and relevance.
We invite you consider CEEMAN IQA for your institution!
Yours sincerely,
Professor Danica Purg
CEEMAN President
4. CEEMAN IQA Mission
CEEMAN IQA enhances management education
through its unique accreditation process which em-
phasizes BOTH internationally recognized quality
standards and the relevance of an institution’s activi-
ties in responding to meeting the development needs
of its customers and markets.
CEEMAN IQA aspires to be THE preferred and recog-
nized accreditation standard for management edu-
cation institutions in recently emerged and emerging
economies around the world.
CEEMAN IQA Vision
“CEEMAN IQA evaluates INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED QUALITY
STANDARDS and RELEVANCE of an institutions’ activities in the con-
text of alignment between the institution’s mission, vision, strategy,
and its resources and execution capabilities”.
Jim Ellert, Former CEEMAN IQA Director
INTERNATIONALLY
RECOGNIZED
QUALITY
STANDARDS
CUSTOMER/MARKET
RELEVANCE
5. To contribute to setting and promoting inter-
nationally recognized quality standards, while
also coupling these with an additional quality
requirement: responsiveness and relevance to
the development needs of companies and stu-
dents/participants in the specific environments
where the accredited institution operates.
To encourage and multiply international con-
tacts among academics in the field of manage-
ment education and research, but equally to
encourage close and regular productive contact
between institutions and their business part-
ners, with the objective of better understand-
ing business development needs and engaging
in relevant practice-based research.
To foster processes of continuous improve-
ment in all aspects of institutional activity and
to encourage creativity and innovation in both
the content of management education and the
processes by which it is delivered.
To assure that proper attention is paid not
only to the “internal”/managerial substance of
management education but also to the broader
questions of social, ethical, and environmental
responsibility which business activity entails.
CEEMAN IQA Objectives
6. The CEEMAN Accreditation Framework depicted below
shows the seven areas of assessment upon which accred-
itation is based: strategy, governance, research, educa-
tion, resources, continuous improvement/innovation, and
responsible practices. Each area is examined from three
different perspectives: alignment with the institution’s
stated mission, vision and values and the influence of the
institution’s informal culture on achieving these; the de-
gree to which each area adheres to internationally recog-
nized quality standards; and how each area responds to,
and is adapted to the specific needs of the environment(s)
in which the respective institution operates.
CEEMAN Accreditation
Framework
INTERNATIONALLY
RECOGNIZED
QUALITY
STANDARDS
KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER (EDUCATION)
RESOURCES
COMMITMENT TO RESPONSIBLE PRACTICES
CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT/INNOVATON
STRATEGY AND OBJECTIVES
GOVERNANCE AND STRUCTURES
KNOWLEDGE CREATION (RESEARCH)
CUSTOMER/
MARKET
RELEVANCE
STATEDMISSION,VISION,VALUES
STRATEGYANDOBJECTIVES
INSTITUTIONAL CULTURE
Exhibit 1: CEEMAN Accreditation Framework
IMPACT
OUTCOMES
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7. Standards and Areas of Assessment
CEEMAN Accreditation
INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED
QUALITY STANDARDS
CEEMAN IQA assesses alignment relative to
internationally accepted accreditation standards
regarding institution’s strategy and objectives,
governance, knowledge creation, knowledge
transfer, resources, continuous improvement/
innovation, and commitment to responsible
practices.
CUSTOMER/MARKET RELEVANCE
CEEMAN IQA places particular emphasis on the
relevance of the institution’s activities and ser-
vices from the perspectives of its various stake-
holders.
Achievements of CEEMAN IQA standards are
evaluated through seven CEEMAN IQA areas of
assessment:
1. STRATEGY AND OBJECTIVES
2. GOVERNANCE AND STRUCTURES
3. KNOWLEDGE CREATION (RESEARCH)
4. KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER (EDUCATION)
5. RESOURCES
6. CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT/INNOVATON
7. COMMITMENT TO RESPONSIBLE PRACTICES
As reference points for evaluation in each of
these areas, applying institutions are asked for
the following:
Statements of mission, vision, and values
A description of the specific market envi-
ronment(s) and contexts in which the insti-
tution operates and the associated implica-
tions for management development needs
in this market space.
8. Evaluation of
Internationally
Recognized Quality
Standards
CEEMAN IQA is based on the belief that while there may
be considerable variation in statements of mission, vision,
and values, and substantial differences in the manage-
ment development needs in specific environments, there
nevertheless exist certain globally recognized quality stan-
dards which every accredited institution should meet.
AREAS OF
ASSESSMENT
INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED
QUALITY STANDARDS
CONTINUOUS
IMPROVEMENT/
INNOVATION
The institution has a focused and differentiated
strategy with verifiable objectives, which is aligned
with the institution’s mission, vision, and values.
The institution has appropriate and effective
governance (leadership, management, decision-
making, structures) which is aligned with the
institution’s mission, vision, and values.
The institution delivers quality academic and prac-
tice-oriented research which supports leading-edge
knowledge transfer activities and is aligned with
the institution’s mission, vision, and values.
The institution provides quality program design,
content, and delivery with appropriate teaching
and learning processes and methodologies and
active support for students and participants, all of
which are aligned with the institution’s mission,
vision, and values.
The institution has adequate resources (financial,
human and infrastructure), which are aligned
with the institution’s mission, vision, and values to
ensure long-term financial viability.
The institution has robust quality assurance pro-
cesses in place and can demonstrate how change
and innovation have actually occurred as a conse-
quence of continuous improvement initiatives.
The institution demonstrates responsible practic-
es through education, research, and institutional
behaviour.
STRATEGY
AND OBJECTIVES
KNOWLEDGE
TRANSFER
(EDUCATION)
GOVERNANCE
AND STRUCTURES
KNOWLEDGE
CREATION (RESEARCH)
RESOURCES
COMMITMENT TO
RESPONSIBLE
PRACTICES
9. CEEMAN IQA signifies overall recognition of “excellence”.
Few if any institutions, including those widely considered to be
world leaders in management education, would receive top
scores in every individual area of assessment. What is import-
ant is the overall assessment. Each CEEMAN accreditation
peer review team makes an overall assessment from the data
provided in the Self-Assessment Report and its own on-site
observations.
Evaluation of
Customer/Market
Relevance
CEEMAN IQA also evaluates whether an institution has
an appropriate understanding of the development needs
of its customers and the market environments in which
it operates and whether the institution responds to these
needs with relevant management research, educational
offerings, and active engagement in its respective local
and wider business and social environments.
CEEMAN appreciates diverse cultural, educational, busi-
ness, and social contexts, and diverse management de-
velopment needs. The CEEMAN accreditation framework
does not prescribe any particular business model.
CEEMAN IQA asks each evaluated institution to demon-
strate how its teaching and learning processes, program
offerings, research, and management development
activities are relevant to the needs of its local and wider
business and social environments.
“CEEMAN believes that effective management education combines a strong
orientation to management practice with solid theoretical and conceptual un-
derpinnings. The CEEMAN IQA accreditation looks for both and it is unlikely
to be awarded to institutions which veer excessively in one or other direction
at the expense of the other. This applies to teaching as well as to research
activity”. Derek Abell, CEEMAN IQA Accreditation Committee President
10. Benefits of CEEMAN
Accreditation
FOR MANAGEMENT EDUCATION
INSTITUTIONS
CEEMAN IQA provides international acknowledgment
that the accredited institution delivers management edu-
cation and engages in research which is not only excellent
by internationally recognized quality standards but well
adapted and relevant to the customers and markets in
which it operates. It demonstrates in particular a commit-
ment to continuous improvement and innovation as well
a commitment to responsible corporate and leadership
practices.
CEEMAN IQA accreditation peer review teams have
world-class expertise and experience. They may also pro-
vide advisory support on how institutions can continue to
enhance the quality and relevance of their management
education offerings.
CEEMAN IQA recognition helps to strengthen the
institution’s competitive advantage and positioning on
national and international levels. It facilitates additional
marketing communications to fully capitalize on these
advantages. Here support is available from CEEMAN IQA
Advisory Services, if required.
CEEMAN IQA accredited institutions benefit from
increased cooperation with reputable and trustworthy na-
tional and international business and academic partners.
CEEMAN IQA accredited members are invited to join
the network of CEEMAN accredited institutions. This
unique community serves as a channel for the sharing of
knowledge, good practice, and experience among CEE-
MAN IQA members and provides an inspirational platform
for further initiatives.
11. FOR STUDENTS AND PARTICIPANTS
CEEMAN IQA is a confirmation that the accredited insti-
tution attended or under consideration by students/partic-
ipants meets internationally recognized quality standards
and is also responsive and relevant to attendee needs.
CEEMAN IQA signifies that the accredited institution is
recognized as a leading provider of education in its market
and enjoys a strong reputation among potential employ-
ers.
CEEMAN IQA is a confirmation that the management,
faculty, and staff of the accredited institution are com-
mitted to continuous improvement and innovation in all
aspects of education and services related to student/partic-
ipant needs.
CEEMAN IQA is a verification that the accredited man-
agement education institution is very effective at preparing
students for the world of work. Its graduates are equipped
with appropriate skills, competences and knowledge to
become respected leaders capable of responding to the
development needs of their local and wider environment.
12. FOR EMPLOYERS
CEEMAN IQA is a confirmation for potential employers and
executive education sponsors that the accredited institution
provides not only excellent but also relevant education to meet
corporate needs. In particular, accreditation verifies a com-
mitment to continuous improvement and innovation, and to
responsible corporate and leadership practices.
CEEMAN IQA indicates that graduates of the accredited
institution have acquired the intellectual capital (new knowl-
edge, skills and competences) and social capital (networks
and personal qualities of leadership) to qualify them for the
responsibilities they will assume. They have a solid basis in both
functional management and the more integrative capabilities
required as their careers advance.
CEEMAN IQA is proof that the accredited institution has the
potential to be an outstanding corporate partner for businesses
seeking management development and consulting services.
FOR EDUCATIONAL AUTHORITIES
CEEMAN IQA complements national or regional accredita-
tion with internationally recognized accreditation. It provides
assurance to an institution’s national and regional stakeholders
that the institution not only meets internationally recognized
standards of excellence but is also adapted and responsive to
the markets in which it operates.
CEEMAN IQA is an assurance to authorities who are asked to
accredit an institution under their jurisdiction that the institu-
tion has already been rigorously evaluated at an international
level.
13. CEEMAN IQA
Procedure
CEEMAN IQA has a nine-stage accreditation
procedure:
ASSESSMENT OF ELIGIBILITY
DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPREHENSIVE SELF-ASSESSMENT REPORT BY THE
APPLICANT
A PEER REVIEW ON-SITE VISIT
DRAFT EVALUATION REPORT BY THE PEER REVIEW TEAM
FEEDBACK ON THE PEER REVIEW
TEAM DRAFT REPORT BY THE APPLICANT
FINAL EVALUATION REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION BY THE PEER REVIEW
TEAM
ACCREDITATION DIRECTOR RECOMMENDATION
ACCREDITATION DECISION BY CEEMAN ACCREDITATION COMMITTEE
ACCREDITATION OF THE SUCCESSFUL INSTITUTION WITH PERMISSION TO USE
THE CEEMAN IQA LOGO AND DESIGNATION ON ALL
INSTITUTIONAL MATERIALS
Eligibility criteria: 1) CEEMAN membership; 2) educa-
tional institutions that provide management or business
education; 3) minimum of five years of operation; 4)
minimum of three graduating cohorts in each of its major
groups of program offerings.
CEEMAN IQA accreditation status is granted for an initial
period of six years after which the institution can apply for
re-accreditation.
For more information regarding the CEEMAN accredita-
tion procedure, self-assessment document requirements,
accreditation fees and CEEMAN IQA accredited institu-
tions please consult the IQA section of the CEEMAN web-
site (www.ceeman.org/iqa) or contact the CEEMAN IQA
Director, Assistant Professor Alenka Braček Lalić.
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14. Testimonials of CEEMAN
IQA Accredited
Institutions
Kozminski University, Poland
(CEEMAN IQA accredited since 2001)
“The CEEMAN IQA accreditation process has proven to
be essential to Kozminski University (KU) development.
Accreditation guided us in the search for the right strate-
gic direction in the rapidly changing business education
environment of today. Moreover, CEEMAN offers a great
number of networking opportunities such as conferences
and seminars, which constitute excellent platforms for
sharing knowledge and experience. We believe that
CEEMAN IQA is of fundamental importance to the devel-
opment of a high-class education system in Central and
Eastern Europe”.
ISM University of Management and Economics,
Lithuania (CEEMAN IQA accredited since 2006)
“CEEMAN IQA confirms ISM University of Management
and Economics’ commitment to creating international
quality standards based teaching, learning and research
environments, and to developing high-quality, high impact
programs that have an international focus and are rele-
vant to the business needs. Internally CEEMAN IQA is seen
as an institutional learning process that helps to sustain a
culture that supports creativity, innovation and continuous
quality enhancement of all our processes. While ISM has
an excellent reputation locally, CEEMAN IQA accreditation
adds value and reputation to our institution international-
ly, and it is a signal to the international markets regarding
the quality of our academic provision, and opens up op-
portunities to multiple international collaborative activities
that benefit students, staff, businesses, and society in
general”.
Almaty Management University, Kazakhstan
(CEEMAN IQA accredited since 2010)
“Obtaining CEEMAN IQA allowed AlmaU to grow at the
international level giving more opportunities to exchange
best practices with other leading institutions around the
world. CEEMAN IQA helped to set up the effective insti-
tutional management process, which was very essential
during the transformation period of AlmaU. Significant
guidance and direction received by CEEMAN IQA team let
us pursue our intentions to cooperate with business and
public sector by developing strategic partnership with en-
trepreneurial corporations, NGOs and national companies.
CEEMAN IQA is one of the accreditations that advocate
the Principles of Responsible Management Education of
the United Nations Global Compact and bring compre-
hensive and relevant knowledge to its members. This
feature brings the value of the accreditation not only to
the institution being accredited, but also makes a benefit
for education development on the national level”.
15. CEEMAN IQA Team Management
CONTACT:
E alenka.bracek.lalic@ceeman.org
T +386 4 57 92 570
Assistant Professor
ALENKA BRAČEK LALIĆ
CEEMAN IQA Accreditation Director and
Co-Director of EMBA Study
Program at IEDC-Bled School of
Management, Slovenia
Professor DEREK ABELL
Accreditation Committee President
Founding President and Professor Emeritus at
ESMT-European School of Management and
Technology in Berlin, Germany; International
Dean at HSM Educação, Sao Paulo, Brazil
and former President at IMD, Lausanne,
Switzerland
Follow-up advisory services are provided after CEE-
MAN IQA accreditation is granted especially with re-
gard to implementation of the recommendations of the
CEEMAN IQA peer review team and how the CEEMAN
IQA may be best deployed in the institution’s marketing
activities.
Tailored advisory services also available to manage-
ment education institutions that are interested in CEE-
MAN IQA but are not currently meeting CEEMAN IQA
standards.
In addition to advisory services in connection with accred-
itation standards, CEEMAN IQA advises its members
in the areas of internationalization of management edu-
cation; research and its application in teaching; technol-
ogy-enhanced teaching and learning platforms; and how
to make the most of accreditation in marketing communi-
cations efforts.
CEEMAN IQA advisory services are provided in different
forms. These include advisory services on request, cus-
tomized advisory services, seminars, conferences,
group facilitation, and webinars.
CEEMAN IQA Advisory Services
On request and at reasonable cost, CEEMAN IQA pro-
vides advisory services over and above those provided
during the accreditation process itself. Several types of
available services are:
16. CEEMAN
Prešernova cesta 33, 4260 Bled
Slovenia
T +386 4 57 92 570
F +386 4 57 92 501
E alenka.bracek.lalic@ceeman.org
www.ceeman.org